Kenya Airways Flights

Kenya Airways is the national airline of Kenya and provides regular flights to Indian destinations like Mumbai and Delhi. It also has flights to European destinations like London, Rome, Paris and Amsterdam as well as to Asian cities like Seoul, Beijing, Hong Kong, Bangkok and Guangzhou.

Kenya Airways airline was established in the year 1977 after the breakup of the East African Community and the resultant disbanding of the jointly-owned East African Airways.

The Government of Kenya planned to privatize the airline in the year 1986 and subsequently in 1991 a new board was appointed at Kenya Airways with the agenda to commercialise and privatize the airline.

In October 2005, the airline got IOSA (IATA Operational Safety Audit) certificate and became the first carrier in sub-Saharan to get this prominent safety certificate.

Kenya Airways joined SkyTeam as an Associate Airline in 2007 and became a full member of SkyTeam in 2010.

The head office of the Kenya Airways is located in Embakasi, Nairobi and the main hub of the airline is Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

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Checked Baggage: Business class passengers can carry 2 pieces of luggage, each weighing not more than 32 kg. Economy class passengers can carry 2 pieces of luggage with standard weight 23 kg. The dimensions of the bags should not exceed the specific size of 158 cm (Length+Width+Height).

Hand Baggage: One piece of hand baggage with the standard weight 10 kg is allowed to be carried by both business class and economy class passengers. The dimension of the hand baggage should be in accordance with the standard size 55x38x20 cm.

Kenya Airways, the flag carrier of the country, manages many superior-in-make aircrafts that serve routes of many domestic and international cities. With awards and recognition, Kenya Airways has been able to build its name in the domain. The numerous flights offered by the airlines connect a range of destinations across the globe. The extensive fleet of Kenya Airways includes four B777-200ER, six B767-300 ER, five B737-800, four B737-700 and six B737-300. It fleet also comprises five Embraer 170 LR and twelve Embraer 190 AR. These carriers have best-in-make engines that are powerful and dependable, facilitating comfortable air travel experience to passengers.Check Out Kenya Airways Flight status , Kenya Airways Web Check in process and Kenya Airways Baggage Allowance details.

Established in the year 1977, Kenya Airways was formed as a result of dissolution of East African Community and disunion of the jointly-held East African Airways. In the year 1986, the government of Kenya took the first step towards privatisation by publishing paper on the 'Economic Management for Renewed Growth'. This paper cleared the intentions of the government to make certain corporations free as these could run better under private sector. After exactly five years, in 1991, Philip Ndegwa started the proceedings for the privatisation of the airlines. With continued best-in-class services, the initial public offerings were issued in the month of March, 1996. In the year 1997, Kenya Airways added four Boeing 737-300 aircrafts that served various domestic and international routes. With each passing year, the airline managed to bag many awards. Some of the major factors that helped Kenya Airways grow are its low cost flights, team of hard-working professionals and massive fleet.