Kenya Airways flights were expected to return to normal from today (Wednesday, November 9) after a labour and employment court judge yesterday ordered the pilots to resume their duties "unconditionally" at 06h00 this morning.
The court also stopped the airline's management from taking disciplinary action against pilots who took part in the strike.
According to Nation.africa, the union said it regretted the disruption and inconvenience to Kenya Airways guests and urged members to immediately restore normalcy to operations.
Kenya Airports Authority posted a statement on Twitter this morning, which reads: “We would like to assure the general public and stakeholders that our staff have reported on duty and operations at all our airports are normal.”
More reporting on this story in tomorrow's Travel News.
