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Kenya Airways issues update as JKIA flight delays continue

Kenya Airways has issued an update on ongoing flight delays affecting operations into and out of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) on Sunday, August 30, 2026. The national carrier said the disruption is being caused by air traffic control challenges, with a significant number of scheduled flights yet to depart as airlines continue to manage […]

Kenya Airways has updated the public on ongoing flight delays affecting Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) as of Sunday, August 30, 2026. The airline attributes the disruption to air traffic control challenges, with a significant number of scheduled flights yet to depart. As of 2:00pm East African Time (EAT), only 30% of Kenya Airways' scheduled flights for the day had taken off, with an average delay of two to three hours. Some departures experienced delays exceeding three hours due to the ongoing issue.

In response, Kenya Airways is proactively contacting customers to inform them of any flight changes. Passengers are advised to visit the airline's website or KQ Mobile app, manage their bookings, and update their contact details to stay informed. The airline urges customers to confirm their flight status before arriving at the airport.

Kenya Airways' teams are collaborating with relevant airport stakeholders to ensure safe operations and minimize disruption to passengers. The airline prioritizes the safety of its crew and customers, and has apologized for the inconvenience caused by the delays. Passengers affected are encouraged to contact the Kenya Airways Customer Excellence team for assistance.

The carrier urges affected travellers to remain patient as airport stakeholders work to restore normal operations. Kenya Airways will continue updating customers on the situation, and passengers can access information about their bookings through the airline's website or KQ Mobile app.

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