KAA Introduces New Strict Rules for Passengers Using JKIA

The changes come days after aviation workers handed down their tools over key labour concerns...

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The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has implemented new baggage regulations for passengers flying into Nairobi. The changes aim to curb irregular baggage handling practices and ensure compliance with international aviation standards.

Bags found linked together at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) will be separated and returned to their owners at the passengers’ own expense.
The directive targets practices like presenting commercial goods as passenger luggage to avoid airline limits and taxes.
Airlines are now required to properly identify and process baggage as either passenger luggage or cargo, with cargo using designated terminals.

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