International Civil Aviation Organisation Stories
The new passport will be polycarbonate-based and embedded with biometric and anti-forgery features that meet the specifications of the International C...
KCAA was ordered to pay her Sh2,221,104, equivalent to six months' salary, as general damages for breach of constitutional and contractual rights.
The truce ends more than two weeks of uncertainty that threatened to disrupt flights across the country.
Tensions escalated last Thursday after crisis talks between KAA and the union collapsed without a resolution. Speaking at JKIA after the meeting, KAWU...
The strike has been called by the Kenya Aviation Workers Union, which has cited unresolved grievances over job security, delayed confirmations of long...
The committee emphasised that the Meteorological Bill, 2023, which would create KMSA, is still undergoing legislative processes and has not been final...
Opening the summit, Rwandan President Paul Kagame said that the high cost of air travel remains a barrier to tourism and connectivity across Africa.
Kenya, being the country where the aircraft was registered, operated and where the accident took place, is required to notify the countries responsibl...
The summit has drawn representatives from airlines, airports, aviation authorities, and industry professionals from across the continent and beyond.
That flat drawing inflates the size of countries closer to the North or South Pole. It exaggerates the area of North America and Eurasia while under-r...
KCAA acknowledged that the suspension of licensing activities may raise concerns among stakeholders. To address this, the Authority announced it will...
From Ghana’s deadly crash to Kenya’s mid-air tragedies, experts warn that negligence, weak oversight, climate chaos, and above all, human error are pu...
The new route is also expected to spur trade, tourism and investment between Tanzania and West Africa's largest economy.
The Air Passenger Service Charge (Amendment) Bill, 2025, sponsored by National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah, seeks to add the department...
KCAA said that the Cessna Citation XLS, registration 5Y-FDM, lost radio and radar contact with Air Traffic Control at 2:17 pm, approximately three min...
The Sudanese aviation regulator said it was working with airlines to rebook affected passengers travelling between the two countries, as the abrupt ha...
Western Region Police Commander Issa Muhamud stated that the helicopter landed without prior clearance or coordination, calling it a direct violation...
The airport, which handles more than 120,000 aircraft movements annually, is facing mounting pressure from Nairobi’s rapid urban development, which ha...
Witnesses reported hearing a loud explosion followed by thick plumes of smoke rising into the air shortly after the crash.
This development marks a major step in the modernisation of Somalia’s aviation infrastructure and places the country in line with other African nation...
Global airline passenger traffic had surpassed pre-pandemic levels and was projected to grow strongly in the coming decades—until instability in the M...
The House committee expressed concern over KCAA’s slow response in securing its assets and questioned why court injunctions had not been obtained soon...
The reopening of the airport, which had been shut down due to security concerns, comes after a review and assurances from local authorities that the a...
Over 50 learners will benefit from practical training following a fully functional training aircraft acquisition, which will serve as a hands-on learn...
Further, she is seeking clarity on the expected timeline for the release of the final reports and calls for the prompt dissemination of the findings t...
The theft occurred while the victim, a foreigner who had just arrived in the country, was being assisted by a driver to load luggage into a car.
The De Havilland Dash 8 (DH8D) aircraft operated by the UNSOS was departing from Somalia to a yet-to-be-disclosed location when the incident happened.
The aircraft, operated by Trident Aviation Ltd, had departed from Dhobley and was heading to Aden Abdulle International Airport when it went down.
At Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, around 200 passengers scheduled to travel to Mogadishu were stranded early Wednesday morning.
