Private jet travel in Kenya is becoming popular among business leaders, tourists, and wealthy individuals who want convenience, privacy, and flexibility.
Many people choose private jets to skip long security lines and avoid crowded terminals, saving time.
Others choose private planes because they can land at smaller airports close to their final destination. This means they can avoid layovers and long connections.
Flexibility is another key benefit that makes many people choose private jets. Travellers can depart at their preferred time, make last-minute changes, and easily schedule multiple stops. For business executives dealing with sensitive information or celebrities wanting privacy, private jets offer a safe and discreet option.
Passengers also enjoy luxury features, like spacious cabins, personalised food options, and high-quality interiors that make their travel more comfortable.
Kenya’s private aviation sector is largely centred at Wilson Airport and Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
These airports serve as key hubs for high-end safari flights, corporate travel, medical evacuations, and VIP charters.
Several companies provide private jet and helicopter charter services, with pricing depending on aircraft type, flight distance, and ground time.
The company offers access to light jets such as the Citation Bravo, midsize jets, turboprops, and VIP airliners. Empty-leg charter deals may reduce one-way costs to between Ksh 129,000 and Ksh 1,811,000, depending on availability, with turboprops being the most affordable option.
Among the listed travel options, commercial airlines remain the most affordable. Unlike private aviation services, commercial flights allow passengers to purchase individual seats on scheduled routes, so the cost of operating the aircraft is shared among many travellers.
Specialises in jet and helicopter hire in Kenya.
Sample helicopter and jet charter rates:
Weddings – $2,100 per hour (Ksh 270,900); minimum 3 hours (Ksh 812,700)
Aerial Safari Tours – $2,100 per hour (Ksh 270,900); minimum 3 hours (Ksh 812,700)
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Corporate Functions – $2,100 per hour (Ksh 270,900); minimum 3 hours (Ksh 812,700)
Emergency Evacuation – $2,100 per hour (Ksh 270,900); minimum 3 hours (Ksh 812,700
Another airline where Kenyans can hire a private jet. A typical 1-hour 40-minute flight may cost approximately $5,700, depending on the aircraft and route selected.
A premier provider of air charter services in Kenya, offering tailored aviation solutions for corporate and private clients. Services include:
The company emphasises secure, discreet, and efficient travel experiences.
How to Book a Private Jet in Kenya
Booking a private jet depends on the traveller’s needs and can be tailored to their itinerary. You can choose between a one-way flight or a return trip, depending on your schedule. Most operators allow you to select your departure and arrival locations, flight times, and the type of aircraft.
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Airplane runway at JKIA. PHOTO/KBC.