How KCAA is forcing pilots to fly higher over Bomas, State House
Aircrafts at Wilson Airport in Nairobi, where KCAA has tightened landing rules near Bomas of Kenya and State House following two crash landings this year."Due to high rising terrain and building obstacles on upwind of Runway 25, the advisable minimum take-off slope for departure Runway 25 is 6.
Pilots landing at Wilson Airport now have to clear checkpoints near Bomas of Kenya at higher altitudes than before, under new rules issued this week by the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA).
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