KQ Blames Flight Disruptions On Spare Parts Shortages CapitalFMKenya: Kenya
supply chain disruption.
KQ CEO Allan Kilavuka blamed the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war for the problem, as the aviation industry supply chain is heavily reliant on Russia's Titanium."These are as a result of delays in getting our aircraft, which are undergoing scheduled maintenance, back into operations due to global challenges with the supply of some aircraft components," Kilavuka added."For example, 100 per cent titanium used on Embraer and 35 per cent titanium used on Boeing are sourced from Russia.
'This has exacerbated the delay in supply chains and compromised the availability of components for airlines," it added.
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