After two days of delays and cancellations, flights from Nairobi resumed on Tuesday as aviation workers called off a strike.
Thousands of passengers were stranded in the capital Nairobi and at other airports around the east African country on Sunday and Monday as workers staged a go-slow protest.
The two-day walkout was the latest in a series of strikes by aviation unions demanding a new collective bargaining agreement.
They also want an end to the use of volunteer staff.
Kenya's Civil Aviation Authority said in a statement that the two sides had agreed to on a way to move forward.
