Kenya Airways receives new European approval to repair foreign aircraft

Kenya Airways planes at JKIA

KQ planes on the taxi bay at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. 

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National carrier Kenya Airways has regained certification from the European Union aviation regulator to maintain and repair foreign aircraft, three years after surrendering the approval.

The reinstatement of the Easa Part 145 certification by the European Aviation and Safety Agency affirms KQ’s ability to maintain and repair aircraft, increasing the carrier’s appeal to customer airlines opting to repair and maintain their aircraft in Kenya.

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