flydubai commenced its daily flight service to Nairobi, Kenya, with an inaugural flight from Dubai International (DXB) to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO) on January 16. This new route signifies a strategic expansion of the airline’s network in Africa, aiming to provide enhanced travel options and connectivity between the two cities.
The inaugural flight on January 16 marked the official launch of flydubai’s daily service, operating from Terminal 2 at Dubai International (DXB) to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO). This new connection is designed to offer passengers more convenient and flexible travel solutions, catering to the growing demand for air travel between the United Arab Emirates and Kenya.
Jassim Al Gergawi, Senior Vice President, Head of Africa at flydubai, stated that the new route underscores flydubai’s commitment to expanding its network across Africa. He emphasized that the service will provide an affordable and reliable travel solution, connecting Dubai and Nairobi and fostering tourism and trade. With the addition of Nairobi, flydubai’s current network now includes 12 destinations across Africa. Mohammed Bahattab, Country Manager for Kenya at flydubai, reiterated the airline’s dedication to serving the Kenyan market and strengthening cultural and economic ties through direct air links.
The launch event at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport was attended by various guests and representatives, including officials from the Kenya Airports Authority, Kenya Civil Aviation Authority, and both the Kenyan Ministry of Transport and Ministry of Tourism. Their presence highlighted the significance of flydubai’s entry into the Kenyan market for regional connectivity and economic development, with the airline aiming to facilitate easier travel for passengers and contribute to the growth of both tourism and trade sectors.
Key Points
* Inaugural flight date: January 16
* Flight frequency: Daily service
* Departure Terminal in Dubai: Terminal 2 (DXB)
* Number of destinations in flydubai’s Africa network (including Nairobi): 12
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