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KQ CEO Kilavuka urges govt to counter talent poaching by Foreign Airlines

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NAIROBI, Kenya Feb 22 – Kenya Airways Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Allan Kilavuka has urged the government to implement a well-structured approach to counter the increasing trend of external airlines poaching its skilled workforce. He warned that if the trend continues without regulation, Kenya could face a potential shortage of highly skilled aviation professionals, which could have long-term implications for the country’s aviation sector. “W…

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NAIROBI, Kenya Feb 22 – Kenya Airways Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Allan Kilavuka has urged the government to implement a well-structured approach to counter the increasing trend of external airlines poaching its skilled workforce. He warned that if the trend continues without regulation, Kenya could face a potential shortage of highly skilled aviation professionals, which could have long-term implications for the country’s aviation sector. “W…

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KQ CEO Kilavuka urges govt to counter talent poaching by Foreign Airlines

NAIROBI, Kenya Feb 22 – Kenya Airways Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Allan Kilavuka has urged the government to implement a well-structured approach to counter the increasing trend of external airlines poaching its skilled workforce. He warned that if the trend continues without regulation, Kenya could face a potential shortage of highly skilled aviation professionals, which could have long-term implications for the country’s aviation sector. “W…

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Capital FM Kenya broke the news in Nairobi, Kenya 10 hours ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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