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Service has been suspended since 1991.

A vibrant red, yellow, and green tail gives the West African carrier one of the region’s most recognizable fleet identities.

The carrier plans to launch service to Brussels in July.

Flights will operate three times per week, using Airbus A330-900neo aircraft.

The route was suspended in February but will be back in May.

The country is moving ahead with plans to transform Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

Flights will start in April.

Service could start as soon as this summer, officials said.

Additional flights will start next month.

The agreement is meant to expand connectivity within South Africa.