• Kenya Airways ends Terra Avia capacity agreement due to high fuel costs.
• Airline seeks long-term lease of B777F for cargo operations.
• Kenya Airways aims to increase air cargo market share from 11% to over 40%.
• Restructuring plan includes attracting strategic investor and cleaning up balance sheet.

Kenya Airways' move may indicate a shift towards more fuel-efficient cargo operations, which could benefit the airline in the long term. The potential lease of a B777F suggests a focus on expanding cargo capacity, which may increase competition in the African air cargo market and could attract new investors to the airline.