- Kenya Airways has suspended flights to Mauritius due to a government cyclone warning.
- Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport has been closed as a precaution.
- The airline cited safety concerns related to Tropical Cyclone Class 3.
- Affected customers are advised to check flight status on the airline’s website or contact support channels.
- Flights will resume once authorities grant clearance.
Kenya Airways has temporarily halted flights to Mauritius following the closure of Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport. The move comes after the Mauritius government issued a cyclone warning due to the approaching Tropical Cyclone Class 3.
In a statement on Thursday, February 27, Kenya Airways expressed regret over the suspension but emphasized that passenger and crew safety remains a top priority.
“We sincerely apologise to our customers for any inconvenience this may cause and want to reassure them that their safety and that of our staff is our unwavering priority,” the airline stated.
Cyclone Disrupts Travel Plans
Mauritius authorities have issued alerts about the potential impact of the cyclone. However, the duration of the airport closure remains uncertain.
Kenya Airways has advised affected passengers to stay updated through its website, WhatsApp customer service, and social media channels.
“As this is a developing situation, we are committed to keeping you informed,” the airline reassured its customers.
Flight Resumption Awaiting Clearance
Kenya Airways confirmed that flights to Mauritius will resume as soon as clearance is granted by the relevant authorities. Passengers are urged to remain patient and stay informed on any updates regarding the situation.
