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John Wilson Resigns as Director at Kenya Airways

Felix Ochieng by Felix Ochieng
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Kenya Airways Plc (KQ) has formally announced the resignation of Mr. John Wilson from its Board of Directors, effective 9th October 2025. The announcement was made in accordance with the Capital Markets (Securities) (Public Offers, Listing and Disclosures) Regulations 2023, under the Capital Markets Act.

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Mr. Wilson served as a non-executive director representing KQ Lenders Company 2017 Limited. During his tenure, he held key governance roles, including Chair of the Human Resources Committee and a member of the Board’s Audit and Risk Committee. His leadership in these capacities contributed significantly to the airline’s strategic oversight and operational resilience during a period marked by industry-wide challenges and internal transformation.

In a statement, the Board expressed its “deepest and most sincere gratitude” to Mr. Wilson, acknowledging his “invaluable and robust contribution” to the company. His departure marks the end of a pivotal chapter in KQ’s governance, particularly in areas of human capital development and risk management.

Kenya Airways Board Comments on John Wilson Resignation.

The Board extended its best wishes to Mr. Wilson in his future endeavors, signaling a respectful and appreciative close to his tenure as director. As Kenya Airways continues to navigate its recovery and growth strategy, the company is expected to announce further board-level adjustments in line with its evolving corporate priorities.

For stakeholders and market watchers, this transition underscores the dynamic nature of board composition in response to strategic shifts and regulatory frameworks.

Also Read: Kenya Airways Plc Drops From Profits In 2024 To A Huge Loss In 2025.

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