In 2023, Kenya Airways generated KES 178 billion in revenue, with 73% spent on operating costs and 0.03% on social investments. Employee salaries accounted for 8% and benefits 2%, with 2.2 average training hours per employee. The workforce included 286 new female and 397 new male employees, totaling 42% women. The airline achieved a 33% diversion rate of solid waste, 100% recycling of organic waste, and recorded zero work-related ill health. Energy intensity stood at 69,554 KJ/KM and carbon intensity at 15 kg.CO₂e/KM, with 21 non-fatal injuries reported. These figures reflect a focus on efficiency, inclusion, and sustainability. 

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