Precision Air (Dar es Salaam) is going through tough times and is seeking $32 million in bailout loans to keep it flying according to this report by The CItizen and eTN.
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In other news, last month Precision Air retired its last Boeing 737-300 (5H-PKS) according to ch-aviation and is now only flying ATR 42s and ATR 72-500s.
Copyright Photo: Robbie Shaw/AirlinersGallery.com. ATR 72-212A (ATR 72-500) 5H-PWC (msn 866) taxies at Nairobi.
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Kenya Airways (Nairobi) on August 1 started a staff restructuring plan to reduce its staff costs which ballooned in the last few years.
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Copyright Photo: Robbie Shaw. Boeing 737-3U8 5Y-KQD (msn 29750) taxies to the runway at the Nairobi base.
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This photo of Boeing 737-229C 5Y-JAP (msn 20915) of Delta Connection at Nairobi is likely to become very rare. Copyright Photo: Patrick Mutzenberg.
Delta Connection (Kenya) (Nairobi) has been ordered by the High Court in Kenya to stop using the “Delta” name. Delta Air Lines (Atlanta) took the upstart to court in Kenya last December for name infringement and won its appeal. Delta Connection will be forced to use another name. It started regional operations in Africa on February 2, 2007.
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