Kenya Airways Pushes MAX Entry Into Service to 2027, Weighs E2 and 777F Additions
© Photo : Kenya Airways has pushed its first 737 MAX deliveries to early 2027 due to Iran war-related cash constraints, while simultaneously exploring an Embraer E2 acquisition and seeking Boeing 777F freighters to expand its cargo operations.
Kenya Airways has decided to delay the entry into service of its first Boeing 737 MAX jets to early 2027, citing cash constraints stemming from the outbreak of the war in Iran, its interim chief executive told Air Transport World (ATW) on the sidelines of the IATA Annual General Meeting in Rio de Janeiro.
