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On behalf of the Board, I would like to announce that John Buckley will be retiring as Managing Director at the end of 2018.

Greetings!We are delighted to announce our DIRECT flight to Zanzibar will now operate DAILY from 1st July 2018.We take this opportunity to remind you of the convenient timings of this service, which enables passengers to connect from all our safari destinations, most notably Masai Mara and Laikipia, allowing passengers to arrive at their destination in daylight hours! The inbound early evening return flight from Zanzibar enables suitable connections to international flights.For more information…

Safarilink and Yellow Wings are excited about the potential to transform regional aviation within Kenya and East Africa

Safarilink takes this opportunity to remind our customers about our daily seamless connecting service from Masai Mara to Zanzibar, or to Diani, Vipingo and Lamu. Clients ending their safari in Laikipia or Masai Mara can connect via Wilson to Zanzibar, thereby arriving at a very convenient time of 1530 and enjoy sundowners on the beach!

We are pleased to update on our new route from Masai Mara to Serengeti via Kisumu and Musoma, in collaboration with Auric air effective from 20th December 2020 to 31st December 2021.

Effective from 16th June 2020, Safarilink will operate a daily direct service from Masai Mara to the Kenyan Coast towns of Diani Beach and Mombasa. The daily flights will depart Masai Mara at 1430 and from the Coast to the Mara at 0815 in the mornings. This service will operate during the high seasons from mid-June to end of October and from mid-December to end of March.

Safarilink Aviation is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Mbuvi Ngunze as the new non-executive Chairman of the company with effect from March 2018. Mr. Ngunze succeeds the outgoing Chairman Captain Aslam Khan of ALS Ltd, who has served in the same capacity since the Company started in 2004. Captain Khan was highly instrumental in the growth and expansion of Safarilink over his tenure over the past 14 years and will be missed.

Safarilink provides a network of inter connecting scheduled services to the main 'safari' and coastal destinations in Kenya.

Safarilink Aviation successfully completed the IATA Standard Safety Assessment (ISSA) designed for commercial airlines and the airline is now on the ISSA registry. The assessment covered the following disciplines; Organization and Management System which includes Quality, Safety and Security Systems Flight Operations Operational Control and Flight Dispatch Ground Handling Operations Aircraft Engineering and Maintenance.

Reference is made to the unverified media report attributing the unfortunate incident of a plane crash in Londiani, Kericho on 13th February 2019 to Safarilink. Safarilink wishes to clarify that the aircraft was NOT owned, operated or sub-chartered by Safarilink as falsely reported by Nation Media Group and other media houses. Safarilink wishes to sympathize with the victims and families of this unfortunate incident. By Management Safarilink Aviation Limited

Safarilink recently hosted senior dignataries of the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority, Kenya Airports Authority, Kenya Tourism Board, and Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Catarers last week when relaunching services to Diani and other destinations in Kenya.   Captain Gilbert Kibe, Director General Kenya Civil Aviation Authority, commented: “I am pleased to report that Safarilink has adhered to our laid out COVID19 safety guidelines; I request all passengers to strictly observe the new protocols to safeguard the health & safety of all airport users.”

Safarilink is set to launch a NEW service to Kisumu from 3rd September 2018. The TWICE daily service to Kisumu means a total of 14 flights per week providing passengers a convenient connection to all our best Beach and Safari destinations.

Nairobi, November 4, 2019: Safarilink Aviation (F2) and Kenya Airways PLC (NSE: KQ) last night signed a one-way codeshare agreement to open up Kenya by connecting domestic scheduled services to all the best safari destinations within Kenya and Tanzania.

By: Anu Vohora Safarilink Aviation Safarilink has implemented a comprehensive set of measures at every step of the traveller’s journey, to ensure the health and safety of our customers and employees. In line with the guidelines by the ministry of health, every measure we have implemented is to stop the spread of Covid-19, and our aim is to make flying with us as safe as possible.