Kenya Airways has announced that it will relaunch its flight services to and from Eldoret starting March 25.
The national carrier in a press release dated March 20, said services to Eldoret will resume five days a week with flights operating on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
The airline’s CEO, Allan Kilavuka emphasized the strategic importance of restoring flights, citing its dedication to boosting regional connectivity and facilitating access to global markets.
“Our renewed focus on the domestic market reaffirms Kenya Airways’ pivotal role in advancing Africa’s economic prosperity,” he said.
“By connecting Eldoret to our extensive network, we aim to stimulate growth and foster lasting socio-economic development in the region,” Kilavuka remarked.”
Kilavuka said the relaunch of flights to Eldoret marks a significant milestone in Kenya Airways’ post-COVID-19 recovery journey as it is committed to providing reliable and efficient air travel services.
The airline continues to play a crucial role in supporting the nation’s economic growth and promoting regional integration.
“As Kenya Airways prepares to resume operations in Eldoret, travellers can expect exceptional service, world-class amenities, and the utmost commitment to safety and comfort,” he said.
“The airline remains committed to its mission to connect people, cultures, and markets, contributing to the prosperity and well-being of communities across Africa and beyond.”
Kilavuka further said that competitive airfares will be offered for flights to and from Eldoret to ensure affordability and accessibility for travellers.
Most airlines suspended flights during the Covid-19 pandemic both locally and internationally.
Kenya Airways, a proud member of the Sky Team Alliance, stands as a leading African carrier, serving 43 destinations globally, with 35 across Africa.
Kenya Airways has been honoured with numerous prestigious awards, including Africa’s Leading Airline and Best Airline Staff in Africa.
Eldoret, renowned for its vibrant economy, attracts business and leisure travellers alike.
The town is a crucial trading centre for various agricultural sectors including grain, dairy, and horticulture.
