Word coming out of Kenya airways is that Kenya’s national carrier has decided to push further its repatriation flights that had been scheduled to take place on 08th of June 2020. These flights had been announced as part of Kenya airways intention to resume limited flights to some of its regional and international routes
However, due to logistical and regulatory issues, Officials at the East African airline giants have decided to walk back on their earlier announcement and they have now revised the dates of their repatriation charter flights. According to the airline’s website, one of these flight will be leaving Nairobi on the 18th of June destined for London Heathrow – where all passengers after arrival need to self-quarantine for two weeks – and another flight is scheduled to depart on the 19th of June to Johannesburg.
As of today, we couldn’t ascertain at this stage what additional flights are planned or which destinations will be served – and how often – when the airline restarts operations in earnest but we promise to keep you updated on any new developments as and when available.
What to see when you visit Kenya
All safaris in Kenya are epic but a safari Kenya to Masai Mara national reserve stands out as its gives a chance to encounter the spectacle of the great wildebeest migration in which millions of animals particularly wildebeests and zebras go on a treacherous journey of over a thousand kilometres crossing from Masai Mara into Tanzania’s Serengeti National Park. What makes this migration so thrilling for you to see is the way these animals plunge themselves one after the other into crocodile-infested Mara river in which these hungry crocodiles gather from and wide to prey on these seemingly mad or frightened animals that have seem as if something has frightened them for them to decide to jump one after another into their own oblivion with no second thought whatsoever.
Other Kenya safari destinations that are worth considering for an epic Africa wildlife safari adventure include Tsavo East National Park, Nairobi National Park, Amboseli National Park and Aberdares National Park and Lake Nakuru National Park.
