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The recruitment process for a new CEO/Managing Director has already commenced. The news comes after the parliament in July approved the restructuring of Kenya’s entire aviation sector. Parliament’s transport committee recommended the formation of an umbrella Aviation Holding Company to run Kenya’s aviation sector. Recommendations include establishing the holding company with four subsidiaries comprising the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA), Kenya Airways (KQ), the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) and a centralised Aviation Services College, which will run independently. “This will now result into a whole restructuring as the parliament has given the executive power to implement the recommendations and do a proper restructuring of the aviation sector,” said David Pkosing, Chairman, Transport Committee.SEE ALSO :Man nabbed for ‘hiring’ goons to kill pregnant girlfriend
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