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Kenya cancels licences of two airlines

An aerial view of the Wilson Airport in Nairobi. KCAA has revoked licences for two airlines. FILE PHOTO | SALATON NJAU

By  BUSINESS DAILY

Nation Media Group

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has withdrawn licences of two airlines which violated permit rules.

The Wilson Airport-based airlines, which are licensed to carry passengers, have been illegally ferrying cargo without the clearance from the regulator.

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