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HomeNewsKenya Airways Resumes Flights to Madagascar

Kenya Airways Resumes Flights to Madagascar

  • Customers to enjoy travel to Madagascar 3 times weekly

April 25, 2022/Edelman

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Kenya Airways will resume operations to Madagascar effective today, 25th April 2022. KQ will operate the direct flight 3 times weekly from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), Nairobi to Ivato International Airport, Antananarivo. This follows the easing of travel restrictions previously effected by Madagascar.

The non-stop flight will depart from Nairobi every Monday, Wednesday and Friday re-opening travel opportunities for both Kenyans and residents of the Indian Ocean Island. The flights will also offer one-stop via Nairobi connections to Paris, Johannesburg, Dubai, Amsterdam, London, Mumbai, Dar es salaam and West Africa including Accra, Abidjan, and Dakar.

“As part of our tactical approach to growth, we seek to link key markets within the KQ network to allow passengers seamless connectivity from all points with a particular focus in connecting Africa.” said Julius Thairu, Chief Commercial and Customer Officer.

The three weekly scheduled flights as below;  

Flight Number

Day of Week

Origin

Destinations

Departure

Arrival

KQ 256

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

NBO

TNR

12:15HRS

15:35HRS

KQ 257

TNR

NBO

16:25HRS

19:50HRS

Passengers travelling to Madagascar are advised to take note of the following protocols prescribed by the government communication dated 30th March 2022 for passenger’s entry which include:

•         Negative PCR test results done 72hours before the flight;

•         Rapid antigen screening test upon arrival;

•         Quarantine for at least 7 days for passengers with positive test results at health facilities or hotels approved by the government.