Kenya’s presidential jet has returned after a year-long maintenance programme in the Netherlands that included interior refurbishment, systems upgrades and new high-speed internet system [Photo: fokkerservicesgroup, Instagram]
Kenya’s presidential jet, Harambee One, has returned to the country after undergoing an extensive year-long maintenance programme in the Netherlands, where it received interior refurbishment and major technology upgrades.
The Kenya Air Force’s Fokker 70, registration KAF308, underwent deep maintenance and systems upgrades at Fokker Services Group in the Netherlands.
The Dutch aviation company confirmed that the aircraft had completed extensive hangar maintenance, including the installation of a new FDX Satcom system supplied by GoGo Business Aviation.
“Deep maintenance, interior and system upgrades and even the newest with FDX Satcom system installation,” Fokker Services Group stated.
