Kenya’s aviation fuel handling costs set to increase by 8.6%

Starting in July, the cost of handling and storing imported aviation fuel in Kenya is set to rise by 8.6%, leading to potential higher airfares for local and international airlines. Airlink CEO, Rodger Foster, mentioned that the increase in fees will impact operating expenses, but Airlink will absorb costs where possible and adjust fares only when necessary. This change could affect the prices of flights in and out of Kenya.

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