KCCA opens probe on deadly planes crash in Nairobi

The wreckage of the Cessna aircraft after the accident on March 5, 2024. Courtesy

The Aircraft Accident Investigation Department has started probe on the mid-air collision in Nairobi on Tuesday morning that left two people dead.

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) said in a statement that the investigation to be carried out jointly with the National Police Service will seek to unravel the cause of the crash between a Safarilink plane and a 99 Flying Club aircraft.

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