KAA Announces New Infrastructure Projects at Moi, Wilson, and Malindi Airports

This comes at a time when construction works at JKIA are set to start this month in line with a 20-year master plan, which will be funded by the National Infrastructure Fund...

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The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) is launching several infrastructure and operational upgrades at key airports nationwide as part of a government initiative to modernise aviation facilities.

Projects are announced for Moi International Airport (Mombasa), Wilson Airport (Nairobi), and Malindi Airport.
Key developments include an aviation fuel uplift facility at Malindi Airport and passenger lounge upgrades at Moi International Airport.
These efforts align with the government's broader goal to position Kenya as a leading regional aviation hub and follow recent confirmation that the expansion of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is set to commence soon.

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