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About Safarilink
 

Safarilink Aviation is a regional airline of Kenya and its hub airport is located at Wilson Airport in Nairobi, Kenya. Safarilink now provides daily scheduled services to 22 destinations and during the busiest periods of the year carries over 14,000 passengers per month. Safarilink is Kenya's premier safari airline with a network of connecting domestic scheduled services to all the best safari destinations within Kenya and across the border into northern Tanzania. Airlines that also fly from Kenya are Silverstone Air and Jetways Airways. Find out about other airlines that operate safari flights. Alternatively, organise your very own Masai Mara balloon safari with Governor's Balloon Safari.

Safarilink is a member of the Kenya Association of Air Operators. The airline will now commence services from Nairobi to Zanzibar and currently employs 100 staff of whom 26 are pilots. Safarilink is Kenya's premier safari airline with a network of connecting domestic scheduled services to all the best safari destinations within Kenya and across the border into northern Tanzania. The airline, which predominantly flies tourist destination routes, announced flights will originate from Wilson Airport on a Beech 1900 aircraft which carries a maximum of 19 passengers. 
 

Safarilink Destinations

The airline provides daily scheduled flights to Masai Mara, Amboseli, Tsavo West, Naivasha, Nanyuki, Lewa Downs, Samburu, Lamu, Kilimanjaro, Loisaba, Migori and Diani Beach.

 
 
Safarilink Baggage
 
Check in baggage
 
Each passenger has a total baggage allowance of 15kg. This includes hand baggage and cameras. 
If space permits, excess baggage can be taken on board which is down to the discretion of the airline. If this is required, then a 'freight' seat is advised to be booked with permits an extra allowance of 75kg.
 
Passengers should check in soft bags
 
 
Safarilink Checkin 
 
You can check in your baggage at the airport you are flying from when you are flying with Safarilink.
 
You can also check through the Alternative Airlines online check-in  or contact us for further assistance
 

 

 
Safarilink Frequent Flyer Program
 
 
Safarilink operates a frequent flyer program called Safari Bonus to reward its regular passengers.
 
Customers can earn points on every Safarilink scheduled flight. 
 
 

 

 

 

Safarilink News
 
5th September 2018
Sarafilink launches flights to Kisumu
From 3rd September, Safarilink has launched flights to Kisumu. The new flight route operates twice daily from Kisumu airport to Wilson and return.
 
 
12th June 2018
New CEO of Safarilink
Following the retirement of former Managing Director, John Buckley, Safarilink welcomed a new CEO this month, Alex Avedi. Avedi joined Safarilink after having a position as General Manager of Operations and Safety at the Kenya Airports Authority. Safarlink's newly employed CEO holds a number of certificates in aviation, most notably a Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Aviation Management.
 
Speaking on the new appointment, Chairman of Safarilink, Mbuvi Ngunze, said that Safarilink wish Alex Avedi all the best in his new role. Ngunze added that Safarilink is positive that with Avedi leading, the airline will continue to grow throughout Kenya. 
 
Alex Avedi will be filling some big shoes — John Buckley is a co-founder of Safarilink and was Managing Director for just under 15 years.
 
 
3rd March 2018
Safarilink appoints new non-exectutive chairman
Mbuvi Ngunze has succeeded the current chairman, who has been in the role since 2004. Mr. Ngunze joined Kenya Airways in 2011 as their chief operating officer. John Buckley, Managing Director, Safarilink Aviation has said Captain Khan, the man who has been suceeded,  was highly instrumental in the growth and expansion of Safarilink over his tenure over the past 14 years.
 
 
14th May 2017
Safarilink has launched a new route to Zanzibar.
Safarilink has launched a new route to Zanzibar. From July 1st, Safarilink will be flying to the new route four times a week - operating on Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. The new route expansion to Zanzibar will be a great opportunity for travelers to connect from popular safari destinations, Masai Mara and Laikipia, to the storied destination. Zanzibar is an archipelago made up of Unguja and Pemba Islands, and several islets, which are characterized by beautiful sandy beaches with fringing coral reefs, and the magic of historic Stone Town.
 
 
Flight Number From To Departure Arrival Frequency
H1 6457 Nairobi (WIL) Zanzibar (ZNZ) 14:00 15:40 1,4,6,7
H1 6458 Zanzibar (ZNZ) Nairobi (WIL) 16:15 18:00 1,4,6,7

 
 

 

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Safarilink Popular Routes

 

 

Nairobi  dark grey plane icon  Samburu

 

Lewa Downs  dark grey plane icon  Nairobi

 

Nairobi  dark grey plane icon  Shaba

 

Nairobi  dark grey plane icon  Kiwayu

 

Diani Beach  dark grey plane icon  Nairobi

 

Nairobi  dark grey plane icon  Kilimanjaro

 
 
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Jomo Kenyatta International Airport

 

 

HUB Airport

 

 

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is Kenya's international airport in Nairobi, the capital and largest city in Kenya. Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is Kenya Airways' hub airport. The airport has scheduled flights to destinations in over 50 countries. It also acts as a hub for Fly540 and Safarilink Aviation. Airlines similar to Safarilink are Skyward Express, Jetways Airlines, 

The Airport has one runway and can handle nearly 6 million passengers every year. Other airlines which use Kenya International Airport include African Express Airways, China Southern Airlines, EgyptAir, Ethiopian Airlines, KLM, LAM Mozambique Airlines, RwandAir, Silverstone Air and South African Airways. 

 

 

Jomo Kenyatta International Airport