Over 10,000 passengers stranded at airports due to KQ pilot strike

More than 10,000 passengers are stranded, as Kenya Airways pilots embarked on a strike Saturday morning. Roads and transport cabinet secretary Kipchumba Murkomen, maintained that the strike is illegal, and accused the pilots of economic sabotage and trying to test the new administration. And as stranded passengers complained bitterly at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Kenya Airways management led by chief executive officer Allan Kilavuka, and chairman Michael Joseph, said the strike would irreparably damage the airline's prospects, of climbing out of a deep debt hole it had sunk into, as it would lose Ksh.300 million a day