Kenya Airways (KQ) will resume flight services to and from Eldoret, effective March 25th, 2024, to bolster its presence in the local market and fortify regional connectivity.

The resumption comes as Eldoret attracts a diverse array of travelers, from business executives to tourists eager to explore the region's vibrant economy and cultural heritage.

With flights scheduled five days a week, passengers will now conveniently travel between Eldoret and major destinations, including Nairobi, Mombasa, and international connections, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

KQ Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Allan Kilavuka emphasized the strategic significance of reinstating flights to Eldoret, underlining the airline's commitment to fostering economic growth and regional integration.

"Our renewed focus on the domestic market reaffirms Kenya Airways' pivotal role in advancing Africa's economic prosperity. By connecting Eldoret to our extensive network, we aim to stimulate growth and foster lasting socio-economic development in the region," Kilavuka said.

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 Further, he said the revival of Eldoret routes signifies a crucial milestone in Kenya Airways' recovery journey post-COVID-19.

‘As the airline strives to provide reliable and efficient air travel services, it remains dedicated to supporting the nation's economic resurgence and promoting connectivity within the continent.”

To ensure accessibility for all travelers, competitive airfares will be offered for flights to and from Eldoret, aligning with Kenya Airways' commitment to affordability and inclusivity in air travel.