- The plane failed to land following poor visibility
- This was after a heavy down pour in Kisumu causing poor visibility
- Th plane was therefore forced to return to JKIA
- Other planes were however able to land and take off
A Kisumu-bound Jambojet plane from Nairobi was on Tuesday, March 26, evening forced to return to the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) after failed attempts to land in Kisumu,
The plane was reportedly unable to land at the lakeside town due to bad weather.
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The plane was reportedly unable to land at the lakeside town due to bad weather. Photo: Jambojet
Source: Twitter
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According to a report by Citizen TV, evening rainfall in the Kisumu resulted in poor visibility occasioned by bad weather.
Passengers who were set to fly to Nairobi using the plane were hence booked in the Wednesday, March 27, morning flight.
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The other airlines — including Kenya Airways, Safarilink, Fly 540 and Silverstone — however had their normal landings and take off.
Jambojet airline is often the last flight to land and take off at the Kisumu International Airport in the evening with the timing now changed to 7pm as a result of the ongoing runway repairs.
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