- Skyward Express is a private domestic flight service in Kenya based at Nairobi’s Wilson Airport.
- The flight operator manages the passenger service at Wilson Airport, while its cargo service operates out of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi.
- Skyward Express has announced heavily discounted rates for its new destination, Dar es Salaam Tanzania.
- Passengers who book by November 11th can enjoy fares as low as Ksh. 11,000, down from the regular prices ranging between Ksh. 35,000 and Ksh. 41,000.
Skyward Express Announces Special Ticket Offer For Dar es Salaam Passengers
East African air passengers have a reason to smile after Skyward Express, a local airline, announced special air ticket prices to mark its 11 years of service.
The Nairobi-based airline will charge Ksh. 11,000 for flights to Dar es Salaam Tanzania booked between the 6th and 11th of November 2024.
Skyward Express has also announced that the discount will be available for travel between November 15th and March 31st, 2025.
The lengthy travel period stretches past the festive season presumably to accommodate all Skyward Express clients who wish to enjoy the exciting discount.
Skyward’s unprecedented discount has received a positive buzz on social media, effectively making it the flight of choice to Tanzania’s commercial capital.
Passengers traveling between Nairobi and Dar es Salaam can make their bookings at skywardexpress.co.ke.

Skyward Express Rolls Out Services to the East African Market
For the past 11 years, Skyward Express has provided affordable air travel services domestically, serving the following destinations:
- Kitale
- Migori
- Kakamega
- Mombasa
- Diani
- Lamu
- Eldoret
- Lodwar
- Malindi
- Skyward Express now flies 3 times a week to Dar es Salaam Tanzania.

The airline flies passengers to these destinations from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport. Its cargo freight service seamlessly runs from the JKIA, East Africa’s busiest airport.
Skyward Express recently had a minor setback when it temporarily suspended its flights to Kakamega.
In an official statement, the aviation company cited the poor condition of the runway at Kakamega Airstrip as the cause of the suspension.
According to the leading domestic flight operator, Kakamega Airstrip posed safety concerns for its fleet, crew, and passengers.
Commissioned by President Ruto in December 2022, Kakamega Airstrip was designed to accommodate commercial flights, reducing the need for passengers to make stopovers in Eldoret or Kisumu.
Despite the infrastructural challenges and stiff competition from local players like Jambojet and Safari Link, Skyward Express looks to expand its coverage beyond Kenya’s borders.
The new Dar es Salaam route is expected to boost traveling convenience by presenting a new alternative, as well as grow the tourism sector and economic ties between Kenya and Tanzania.

