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Embattled carrier Jetways Airlines has resumed operations after the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) restored its licence, which was revoked two weeks ago to allow for an investigation into alleged security breaches at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).   KCAA director-general Gilbert Kibe told the Business Daily on Friday the regulator cleared the local airline after establishing that the alleged security breaches did not happen from its facility.

Local aviation firm, Jetways Airlines, is set to launch daily flights to Diani in November targeting tourists visiting the Kenyan Coast famous for its white sandy beaches and marine sports.

The airline will operate two daily flights to and from Wilson and Ukunda Airstrip. This will be the second scheduled flights route for Jetways, which also flies the Wajir.

Jetways Airlines (WU, Nairobi Wilson) is set to introduce Fokker 70 equipment into its current fleet of two Fokker 50s and two Fokker 50(F)s.

Local airline Jetways Airlines is set to introduce scheduled flights between Nairobi and the Maasai Mara.

According to the airline’s sales and marketing manager Caroline Kiptoo, the carrier will operate daily scheduled flights from Wilson Airport to Maasai Mara National Reserve.