Kenya is experiencing a troubling surge in aviation accidents, prompting concerns about air safety. Recent incidents include a fatal AMREF Flying Doctors crash in Mwihoko, Nairobi, killing six people, and military aircraft crashes in Kwale County and Naivasha.

• A recent AMREF Flying Doctors aircraft crash in Mwihoko, Nairobi, resulted in six fatalities, including two on the ground.
• According to aviation consultant Godwin Ike, air crashes often reflect human failings, such as poor decision-making and negligence, rather than mechanical issues.
• Experts attribute the recurring disasters to systemic negligence, human error, and increasingly unpredictable weather patterns exacerbated by climate change, along with weak regulatory oversight in Africa's aviation sector.