KCAA grants licenses to over 20 air operators and lists their flight routes
The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has approved air service licences for several local and international operators, including Saudi Arabian Airlines Corporation (Saudia) and Jambojet Limited. The decisions are contained in a Kenya Gazette notice dated August 7, 2026, issued pursuant to the Civil Aviation Act No. 21 of 2013 and the Civil Aviation (Licensing […]
The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has recently granted air service licences to over 20 operators, including Saudia and Jambojet Limited. Saudia, a Saudi Arabian airline, received a two-year licence for international non-scheduled cargo services on several routes connecting Jeddah and Nairobi, including Jeddah/Nairobi/Jeddah and Jeddah/Nairobi/Moscow.
Jambojet Limited, a Tanzanian airline, was granted a one-year licence for international non-scheduled passenger, cargo, and mail services to and from points in Africa and the rest of the world, using DHC-8 aircraft based at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and Moi International Airport.
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