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Striking Kenya Airways pilots are adamant that they will only return to work after their collective bargain agreement is implemented as the KQ CEO Allan Kilavuka insists any talks to resolve the stalemate will be initiated only when the striking pilots resume work. This as stranded passengers call on the national carrier to consider transferring them to other airlines.
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Pilots' strike stalemate | Striking pilots remain adamant on the implementation of CBA
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