Jambojet set to Rresume Uganda flights after six years
Kenyan low-cost carrier Jambojet is set to resume daily flights to Entebbe, Uganda, after a six-year hiatus. This move aims to strengthen regional connectivity and support the growth of the East African aviation market.
Why it matters
Increased regional air travel is vital for tourism and business integration within the East African Community.
East Africa’s aviation market is gaining momentum as airlines expand capacity and reconnect regional routes, with air travel increasingly important to tourism and business across the bloc. Domestic routes continue to account for the largest share of African air traffic, while regional connectivity is also strengthening.
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