Kenya lengthens validity of aircraft safety permits

Vincent Owino

Business & Technology Reporter

Nation Media Group

Planes registered in Kenya will now be inspected for airworthiness every two years, instead of annually, amid a biting shortage of inspectors as the number of locally registered aircraft grew rapidly.

Kenya lengthens validity of aircraft safety permits

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