Kenya Airways has announced the resignation of Capt. George Kamal from his role as Acting Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. The airline confirmed that Kamal is leaving the position, with Habil Waswani set to take over as interim chief. The transition period for Kamal will last 30 days before he formally leaves on September 30.
Waswani, who is now stepping into the role, will lead the airline during this interim period. The airline did not provide further details on the reasons behind Kamal’s resignation. The change in leadership comes amid ongoing efforts to stabilize Kenya Airways, which has faced financial and operational challenges in recent years.
The resignation marks another shift in leadership at the national carrier. While the exact cause of Kamal’s departure remains unclear, the airline has emphasized a smooth transition to ensure continuity in operations. The new interim chief will be responsible for overseeing daily activities and strategic direction during this period.
The move reflects the ongoing restructuring efforts at Kenya Airways as it seeks to improve performance and regain public confidence. The airline has not yet announced any further details about future leadership changes or long-term plans.
