Flights to Kenya

The various domestic airlines available in Kenya, Kenya Airways, South African Airways (SAA), British Airways (BA), Ethiopian Airlines, Air Malawi and Air Tanzania. In total, Kenya has about 250 airports with cheap domestic flights, to be the most efficient way to travel both for time and cost.
Domestic airlines offer all types of facilities and services to the passengers to make the Kenya travel tour a very convenient and a pleasurable one. Owing to regional and international ties reason the number of travellers to Kenya is mounting every day.
Popular flight destinations from Kenya (KE) include Nairobi, Kisumu, Mombasa, Malindi and Kitale.
Popular flight destinations to Kenya; include Nairobi (NBO), Jomo Kenyatta (NBO), Nairobi Wilson (WIL), Kisumu (KIS), Mombasa (MBA), Kitale (KTL), Eldoret (EDL) and Malindi (MYD)

Visas: Visas to Kenya are obtained on arrival for a fee of $50, which must be paid in convertible currency, although this may result in passenger delays and it is preferable to arrange the visa in the country of origin. The Kenya visa’s validity lasts for a period of three months. You are required to hold a validated Passport at least the period you are to stay in the country.

Visas: Visas to Kenya are obtained on arrival for a fee of $50, which must be paid in convertible currency, although this may result in passenger delays and it is preferable to arrange the visa in the country of origin. The Kenya visa’s validity lasts for a period of three months. You are required to hold a validated Passport at least the period you are to stay in the country.

Kenya Airways have regular flights from Botswana, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The only direct flights from South Africa to Kenya come from Johannesburg; Kenya Airways and South African Airways (SAA) both have daily flights on this route.

* Air Malawi
* Air Mauritius
* Ai Kenya
* British Airways
* Ethiopian Airlines
* Gulf air
* Daalo Airlines
* Egyptair
* Emirates Airline
* Air Madagascar
* Air Zimbabwe
* Jetlink Express
· KLM Airlines
* Oman air
* SN Brussels Airlines
* South African Airways
* Precision Air
* Qatar Airways
* Rwandair
* Safari Link Aviation
* African express airlines
* Air India
* Swiss International Airlines

With all these Kenyan airlines, It is paramount to book well in advance (especially during the peak travel season). The peak tourist seasons in Kenya are December to late January and July to early September. Charges go up often, not only of air tickets but also of accommodations. So travelling outside these periods will give better deals.
You should also remember to reconfirm your return flights 72-hours before departure, especially those that connect with an international flight. Otherwise, you may find that your seat has been reallocated.

Chartering a small aircraft saves you time and it’s the only realistic way to get to some parts of Kenya, but it’s an expensive business. It may be worth considering if you can get a group together. For a three-day trip from Nairobi to Sibiloi National park on the west of Lake Turkana, you can expect to pay US$ 350 to US$ 400 each, if five people are sharing.
Choice of departure airports: Restricting your choice of departure airports will also restrict your access to cheap flights. By far the most used airport for departures to Kenya from the UK is London Heathrow followed by London Gatwick and Manchester. Ensure that any saving in airfare is not outweighed by extra costs involved in getting to an airport that is not local to you.

Book Early

This is particularly applicable if you are restricted to times and dates when you can fly. If not, be flexible with the dates on which you can travel expands your choice of opportunity giving you access to a vastly increased number of Kenya flights.