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Kenya Airways climbs with market; Kuwait National Airways flat, Lonrho down

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Kuwait National Airways was flat. Subsidiary, Wataniya Airways confirmed plans over the weekend to introduce three A320 aircraft to its current fleet of four A320s this year. Each aircraft will be configured with 122 seats, compared with the 145 that a number of leading European airlines use in their A320s, ensuring additional leg room throughout its First-class and Premium Economy cabins.

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