Which UK airport flies to Kenya?
Which UK airport flies to Kenya? For your trip to Kenya, you can fly into Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta (NBO), Mombasa Moi International (MBA), Malindi (MYD) or Kisumu (KIS) airports. Kenya flights mostly leave from London Heathrow (LHR) or London Gatwick (LGW).
Can you fly direct to Nairobi from UK?
Yes. Kenya Airways [KQ] operates direct flights from London to Nairobi. You can check our Flight Schedule for more information.
What is the best airline to fly to Kenya?
- Emirates.
- China Southern.
- Turkish Airlines.
- SWISS.
- Etihad Airways.
- American Airlines.
- Kenya Airways.
- Air France.
Do I need a visa to visit Kenya from UK?
Visas. You need a visa to enter Kenya. Kenyan entry visas are exclusively issued electronically, with passengers required to obtain their e-visas before departure. You can apply for single entry and transit visas on the Kenya e-visa website.
Who flies uk to Nairobi?
Can I get a direct flight from London to Nairobi? Yes – the average flight time is 8 hours and 50 minutes. British Airways and Kenya Airways both fly to Nairobi-Kenyatta from London-Heathrow. Heathrow is the only London airport offering direct flights to Kenya.
What cities in Europe fly direct to Nairobi?
Kenya Airways offers direct flights to Nairobi from Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Paris, while European carriers with direct services include Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Swiss and Turkish Airlines.
Is there direct flight from Kenya to UK?
Yes. Kenya Airways [KQ] operates direct flights from Nairobi to London. You can check our Flight Schedule for more information.
How can I go to UK from Kenya?
Here's what you need: Valid passport: Your Kenyan passport should be valid for your stay in the UK. Travel purpose: You must state why you're visiting clearly - maybe for tourism, a business meeting, or visiting family. Remember, you can't study for more than 30 days or work.
Why are flights to Kenya so expensive?
The combination of ticket price, taxes and tourist visa cost makes it an expensive destination, even in relation to tourist destinations with the same appeal on other continents. But don't think this is just a problem with Kenya or flights from Europe to Africa. It happens on domestic continental routes as well.