Kenya's major airports have resumed normal operations after aviation workers called off their strike, according to local reports. The resumption was observed at key airports across the country, with 244 flights recorded between 3:00 am and noon. The strike, which had disrupted air travel, was reportedly resolved through negotiations between labor representatives and airport authorities.
The return to normal operations follows several days of disrupted services, during which flights were delayed or canceled. Workers had initially demanded better working conditions and increased salaries. The resolution of the strike has eased concerns for travelers and businesses reliant on air transport.
Authorities confirmed that the situation remains stable, with no further disruptions expected. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges in the aviation sector, where labor disputes can have a significant impact on national mobility.
The resolution of the strike has been welcomed by industry stakeholders, who hope it will contribute to a more stable operating environment.
