Kenya Airports Authority Reports Normalization of Flight Operations Following Air Traffic Control Restoration. The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) announced on September 1, 2026, that all national airports have returned to normal operations following the full resumption of Air Traffic Control services across its network. Both arriving and departing flights are being facilitated across the country’s airport infrastructure.
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Flight Operations Breakdown
Between 3:00 AM and 12:00 PM local time today, Kenya’s primary airports handled a combined total of 244 arrivals and departures:
- ✈ Wilson Airport (WAP): 140 flights.
- ✈ Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA): 55 flights.
- ✈ Moi International Airport (MIA): 23 flights.
- ✈ Eldoret International Airport (EIA): 14 flights.
- ✈ Kisumu International Airport (KIA): 12 flights.
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Service Restoration and Passenger Advisory
KAA stated it is working alongside industry stakeholders to progressively restore full flight schedules and ensure smooth passenger and cargo traffic. Travelers whose flights were impacted are advised to consult directly with their airlines to confirm flight status before departing for the airport.
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