As parents may have seen in the news, on Wednesday morning there was a large fire at Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta Airport, destroying the international arrivals terminal. Thankfully, with the exception of minor smoke inhalation, nobody seems to have been hurt.
Thankfully, the post-fire response has been swift. International flights started flying again yesterday afternoon and should be up to 100% of flights operating normally by tomorrow morning.
We have been assured by the flight agents that the second leg of Epsom & Ewell team flight from Nairobi to Heathrow this Sunday (KQ102) should be operating as normal with no changes to the schedule.
As bookings are in fact still being taken for the flight it is further fair to assume that the flight is as planned.
Quest will notify all parents in the event of any changes, and parents are advised to keep an eye on further flight news.
Thankfully, the post-fire response has been swift. International flights started flying again yesterday afternoon and should be up to 100% of flights operating normally by tomorrow morning.
We have been assured by the flight agents that the second leg of Epsom & Ewell team flight from Nairobi to Heathrow this Sunday (KQ102) should be operating as normal with no changes to the schedule.
As bookings are in fact still being taken for the flight it is further fair to assume that the flight is as planned.
Quest will notify all parents in the event of any changes, and parents are advised to keep an eye on further flight news.
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