The 'Hartman Quarterly' in the June 2012 edition of the Holland Herald included:
Originally Posted by Hartman Quarterly
"In Africa, we are strengthening our Joint Venture with Kenya Airways, improving connections between the Amsterdam and Nairobi hubs. Building better connections between the two airlines' networks ensures that our customers have more choice and better service"
This sounds like good news, especially for those of us who regularly travel between Europe and Africa. However, does anyone have any insights into what it actually means? I can't find any news articles giving more details of this, and even into 2013 the GDS just shows each airline operating 1 daily flight in each direction (KL565/566 by 747; KQ116/117 by 763), with pretty much the same schedule as they've been running for at least the last 10-12 years. So, in what way are they 'improving connections'?