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Kenya Airways launches CT service

10 Dec 2003 - by Staff reporter
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KENYA AIRWAYS will introduce two direct non-stop weekly flights between Nairobi and Cape Town from October 1. Using the Nairobi hub, Cape Town exporters will be able to connect to destinations in Europe, Dubai, Mumbai, Bangkok and Hong Kong. The airline will operate flights on Wednesday and Friday, departing Nairobi at 07:25, arriving Cape Town at 12:10. The aircraft will depart Cape Town at 13:00 and arrive in Nairobi at 18:25.

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