Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) delivered one 737-800 aircraft to Kenya Airways.
“The addition of this Boeing 737-800 to Kenya Airways' fleet will help meet the growing demand for regional travel and further expand their network,” said DAE CEO Firoz Tarapore.
Kenya Airways CEO and group managing director Allan Kilavuka commented: “This lease agreement with DAE is a clear signal to the aviation industry that Kenya Airways is a reliable and forward-thinking partner. We invite other lessors to join us on this journey as we continue to expand our operations and strengthen our position in the global aviation market.”
DAE currently owns, manages, and is committed to own over 500 aircraft, including 196 from the 737 family aircraft.