“With the addition of the six weekly Brussels Airlines’ flights to Nairobi, Lufthansa Group will offer 18 weekly connections to Kenya in summer 2024, including daily Lufthansa flights to the capital and five weekly direct Discover Airlines flights to Mombasa.” “I am pleased that we continue to grow our presence in Kenya, underlining Lufthansa Group’s commitment to Kenya and the region as a whole.” “Kenya remains a focus market for Lufthansa Group in East Africa, largely driven by the significant increase in demand and resurgence in travel, coupled with the immense support of the local community within the region.”

“The tenth intercontinental aircraft is a clear sign of Lufthansa Group’s trust in Brussels Airlines and strengthens our role as the hub to Africa for the Group.”Īdding to this was Kevin Markette, the Lufthansa Group General Manager for the East African region: “With the addition of Nairobi to our network, daily frequencies to Kigali and extra flights to West Africa, we offer more choice to our passengers travelling to and from Africa than ever.”

Happy Days at the Lufthansa Group?Ĭommenting on the new route & additions was Brussels Airlines CEO Dorothea von Boxberg: The airline will be increasing services to Kigali, Rwanda to daily, and will be adding services between the Belgian capital and Nairobi in June 2024 on a six-weekly basis.Īcross the winter schedule, the Nairobi service will be operated on a four times per week basis, with an extra direct flight to Dakar and extra rotations to Banjul and Monrovia will be added.īelow is the scheduling for the new Nairobi route: Photo Credit: Brussels Airlines.

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