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Uganda Airlines warns of Nairobi flight delays amid air traffic control problems

From AllAfrica Uganda · () English

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  • Uganda Airlines warned that air traffic control problems at Nairobiโ€™s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport could delay flights to and from the Kenyan capital.
  • Kenya Airways previously reported departure delays of two to three hours at the airport.
  • Uganda Airlines said it was coordinating with aviation and airport authorities and would continue providing updates.

Passengers flying between Uganda and Nairobi have been warned to expect delays as air traffic control problems continue at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.

Uganda Airlines issued a travel advisory saying the operational challenges were affecting flights into and out of Nairobi. The carrier said the disruption could affect its services in both directions, including journeys involving Nairobi as a destination or transit point.

The warning followed a similar notice from Kenya Airways, which said departures from the airport were running two to three hours late while aviation authorities and airport stakeholders worked to address the problem.

Air Traffic Control operational challenges at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport are currently affecting flight operations into and out of the airport.

โ€” Uganda AirlinesThe airline explained the cause of possible delays in its travel advisory.

Uganda Airlines said its teams were monitoring the situation and working with the relevant aviation and airport authorities to limit disruption. The carrier apologized to affected passengers and said it was working to maintain safe and reliable operations.

The airline urged passengers to remain patient and said it would provide further updates as the situation develops.

We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to maintain safe and reliable operations.

โ€” Uganda AirlinesThe carrier apologized to passengers and reassured them about operational safety.
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