The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has assured that airport services, including at JKIA and Wilson Airports, will not be disrupted despite a planned strike by Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) employees set for Tuesday, September 30. KCAA stated that all critical aviation services will remain operational, upholding international and Kenyan safety standards.

• The strike by the Kenya Aviation Workers Union (KAWU) is in response to the government's failure to address grievances, including the non-confirmation of over 500 contracted employees to permanent terms.
• KCAA Director General Emile Arao confirmed that air traffic control, communication, navigation, surveillance, and aeronautical services will continue uninterrupted.
• KAWU also cited the non-payment of overtime for Wilson Airport staff for over 6 months and the failure to issue substantive appointments to promoted employees as reasons for the strike.