National carrier Kenya Airways has signed a cash handling partnership with the National Bank of Kenya, making it easier for cargo customers to pay freight, duty and handling charges at one stop shop.
The partnership signed between the Africa Cargo Handling Ltd, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kenya Airways and the bank, will see the airline’s cargo customers pay their freight and handling charges at National Bank branches within the cargo facilities at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.Following the partnership, the bank will now collect the charges at its branches at Kenya Airfreight Handling Limited building and the Nairobi Cargo Centre on a 24-hour basis. The bank will also extend credit facilities to customers.
The contract sealing the partnership was signed by the Managing Director of the National Bank of Kenya, Reuben Marambii and the national carriers Group Finance Director, Alex Mbugua today.
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