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Fly 748 Is Back And Flies You To Mombasa From Just Sh6,500

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NAIROBI, April 2, 2026 — Domestic carrier 748 Air Services has announced the return of its scheduled passenger operations under the brand Fly 748.com, signaling a renewed push into Kenya’s increasingly competitive local aviation market.

The airline said it will resume flights in May, reconnecting Jomo Kenyatta International Airport with coastal destinations including Mombasa and Ukunda, with introductory fares starting at Sh6,500 one way. The pricing places the airline squarely in the budget-to-mid-tier segment as it seeks to attract both leisure travellers and business commuters.

The relaunch follows a period of operational restructuring, with the company indicating it has overhauled its service delivery, safety systems and overall passenger experience. The move comes at a time when domestic air travel demand is steadily recovering, driven by tourism and increased intercity business movement.

Fly 748.com head George Oduor said the airline’s return represents a strategic effort to restore reliable connectivity on key domestic routes while tapping into underserved markets.

Flights will be operated using Dash 8-Q400 aircraft, known for their efficiency on short-haul routes and suitability for regional airports.

The airline also confirmed it has secured regulatory clearance from the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority ahead of the restart. It further pointed to its BARS Gold Status certification from the Flight Safety Foundation as part of efforts to reassure passengers on safety standards.

Industry observers say the airline’s re-entry could shake up pricing and service dynamics in the domestic aviation space, where competition has been tightening amid rising demand.

In addition to operations, the carrier says it is advancing environmental measures introduced in recent years to cut emissions and improve sustainability, though the extent of these gains remains to be independently verified.

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Bookings will be available through the airline’s website, travel agents and ticketing offices, as Fly 748.com positions itself for a comeback in a market where affordability, reliability and safety are expected to determine success.


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