Jomo Kenyatta International Airport SOPs During COVID-19: Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport has resumed operations after several months of being shut down due to COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. However, the opening has come with strict SOPs that must be followed by all travellers Intending to enter or fly out of JKIA – Authorities say they have new measures in place to ensure passenger and staff safety. This is what to expect if flying in through or out of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
- The COVID-19 Port Health Services is Now Paperless! Please note you will be required to fill the Travelers Health Surveillance Form ONLINE or Download & install “Jitenge MoH Kenya” App and Signing up as Air Traveler or via bit.ly/covid19moh.
- Maintain 1.5-metres of distance from one another.
- Wear your face mask at all times.
- Have a COVID19 free certificate as per Ministry of Health guidelines.
- Wash your hands and Sanitize regularly.
- Cough and sneeze into the inside of your elbow.
- Use paper tissues and throw them away after you blow your nose.
- Avoid shaking hands.
- Make contactless payments.
- Follow our directions.
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport is one of the most modern airports on the continent. There are self-check-in kiosks, you can use for check-in but you can also interact with staff at the check-in counter but there is a screen for your protection. we are urging people to check-in online, this important so that there is less contact. Once check-in is complete, it’s a short distance to the immigration area, once you are done with immigration, there is a second security check that awaits you. Once you are through with security, you can access restaurants, duty-free shops and your boarding gate where seats are clearly spaced out.Jomo Kenyatta International Airport SOPs During COVID-19
