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Revealed: Lobbying Behind Silverstone Airlines Reinstatement

KCAA Director General (DG) Gilbert Kibe The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has reinstated the services of Silverstone Air Services Limited, days after suspending the dangerous airliner’s Bombardier Dash-8 aircrafts. KCAA through a statement says that ‘the Airline has provided satisfactory corrective measures a

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KCAA Director General (DG) Gilbert Kibe The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) has reinstated the services of Silverstone Air Services Limited, days after suspending the dangerous airliner’s Bombardier Dash-8 aircrafts. KCAA through a statement says that ‘the Airline has provided satisfactory corrective measures as per the requirements of the Civil Aviation Regulations 2018’, and thus necessitating the lifting of the ban. The compliance audits were conducted between 24th October and 15th November, 2019, according to KCAA. Silverstone which has a fleet of 11 aircrafts, had responded to the ban today by firing all staff and grounding operations, because they couldn’t be profitable with 3 aircrafts anyway. But what’s curious is the manner in...

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