Kenya New Website Now Up And Running - And Smart

When Kenya Airways’ new website went ‘live’ again were a great many ‘wow’ emerging from users, as the Pride of Africa turned the site’s focus sharply towards their customers.

The recently launched scheme called ‘Hot Deals’ now shows users of the website, once they have identified their country of origin within the Kenya Airways’ network, the best deals available.

A ticket from Entebbe to the paradise islands of the Seychelles now goes for as little as US Dollars 486 while a trip to Vietnam has a return ticket price start from US Dollars 1030 and those keen to pay a visit to Malawi only need US Dollar 498 to get to Malawi.

Navigation of the new site, through highlighted links to key functions like online bookings, online check in, booking changes or KQ’s frequent flyer programme ‘Flying Blue’ has just become easier and other services are easily found by moving the cursor over the topics on the top of the site.

Smartphone, Phablet and Tablet users of course also have the option to download the Kenya Airways Mobile App and access all these services on their hand held devices.

Two more Boeing B787-8 Dreamliners will be joining the fleet over the next couple of weeks as will another brand new Boeing B737-800NG SkyInterior, which features a state of the art lighting experience throughout the cabin and the new business class seats which Kenya Airways has introduced in the more recently acquired -800NG’s.

Travelore News: Kenya Airways Wins Best Business Class Airline In Africa

Kenya Airways Chief Executive and Managing Director Mbuvi Ngunze


NAIROBI, KENYA: Kenya Airways has been recognised as the Best Business Class Airline in this year's Africa World Travel Award, for the third year running.   The airline scooped the top award in the ‘Africa’s Leading Airline – Business Class 2015’ category of the WTA Gala Ceremony held on Saturday, June 20th, 2015, at the Kempinski Hotel, in Seychelles.   Kenya airways beat Egypt Air, Ethiopian Airlines, Royal Air Moroc and South African Airways.  Kenya Airways Chief Executive and Managing Director Mbuvi Ngunze welcomed the award and attributed the success to recent investments by the airline on its product offering.

“We have been investing heavily on our product in a bid to improve the customers’ experience. This award, the third year in a row, is a testament of the investments that we have made in the past couple of years in terms of our aircrafts and the service we offer our customers,” he said.  He noted the airline was committed to consistently delivering world-class service to its guests.   The airline's business class, called Premier World, offers exciting features including full flatbed seats, laptop stowage, armrests that also act as privacy dividers, high quality in-flight entertainment, USB port, power sockets and a wide range of in-flight catering among other features.   See Also: MPs slam KQ over weak strategy, airline insists things are looking up The World Travel Awards (WTA) is dubbed the ‘Oscars of the travel industry’ and is held annually. The awards were established in 1993 and reward outstanding achievements within the global travel industry.

Read more at: http://www.standardmedia.co.ke/business/article/2000166615/kenya-airways-wins-best-business-class-airline-in-africa