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(FILES) A passenger plane operated by Kenya Airways approaches for landing on March 24, 2020 at the Jomo Kenytta Airport. Kenya Airways (KQ) announced the suspension of flights to Kinshasa starting April 30, 2024, citing the detention of two employees by a military intelligence unit in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as the reason for the move. (Photo by TONY KARUMBA / AFP)
Kenya Airways announced the suspension of flights to Kinshasa starting Tuesday over the detention of two employees by a military intelligence unit in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
"Due to the continued detention of KQ employees by the Military Intelligence Unit in Kinshasa, Kenya Airways (KQ) is unable to support our flights without personnel effectively," the airline said in a statement Monday, 10 days after it said the staff were detained.
