Nairobi, Nov. 10 -- Kenya Airways (KQ) has fallen to the sixth place in Africa's airline rankings by traffic, as capacity constraints last year and most of this year reduced its passenger numbers, reducing its market share on the African aviation market.

The Kenyan national flag carrier's revenue passenger kilometres (RPKs), a measure of passengers carried by number of kilometres flown, dropped by 18 percent to 9,982 million in 2025 from 12,204 million a year earlier, reducing its share of the African air traffic.

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