Cheap flights from Johannesburg to Nairobi from R3 878

Kenya's Airport Authority (KAA) is making significant efforts to reduce the environmental impact of its airports. To cut greenhouse gas emissions from aviation, the Kenyan aviation industry has created Kenya's Action Plan. According to the stated Action Plan, Kenya aims to reduce its GHG emissions by 30% by 2030 when compared to the BAU scenario of 143 Mt-CO2 and in accordance with its sustainable development strategy. The authority predicts considerable reductions through strengthening and expanding the network system for power management and control, which will go beyond potential on-site renewable energy and regional grid storage at the airports.

If you must select a sustainable airline, give SAF accreditation some thought. SAF-certified carriers flying this route use sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), which is more environmentally friendly than petroleum-based aircraft fuel. These airlines minimize their carbon emissions by upto approximately 40% on each flight. In most cases, this information can be found on an airline's website. Look at SAF-certified airlines for your flight from Johannesburg to Nairobi. Alternatively, you can also check out airlines that implement sustainable services, such as using paperless documentation.

Kenya Airways flying along this route, has put in place a number of fuel efficiency initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its operations, including flight operations, aircraft dispatch, engineering, and maintenance. Kenya Airways is the operator of the Boeing 787 Dreamliners used in the Sustainable Flight Challenge. This highly efficient aircraft offers up to 20% more fuel efficiency than other long-haul airlines, thanks to its cutting-edge features. Qatar Airways has one of the newest fleets of fuel-efficient aircraft, which produces about 25% fewer emissions than older models. Additionally, it has developed an organic menu for on board services.

Travellers who are going to Nairobi from Johannesburg will start at one of two airports. Lanseria International Airport is a smaller and less busy airport, while O.R. Tambo International Airport is a massive airport with the potential for handling 28 million passengers each year. There are also two airports where passengers might land, including Nairobi Wilson Airport and Nairobi Jomo Kenyatta Airport. Jomo Kenyatta is 15 kilometres from the central business district and offers flights to over 50 countries. This airport had over seven million passengers in 2016 and is a hub for African Express Airways, Kenya Airways, and Fly540.

There are a handful of direct, nonstop flights running from Johannesburg to Nairobi. These flights are offered by Kenya Airways as well as South African Airways. Travellers will find there aren’t a huge number of these flights, but they are scattered throughout the day to be more convenient. Direct flights are the most expensive option for reaching Nairobi, but they also tend to be the quickest flights. Other airlines offer flights into Nairobi on a stopover basis like Ethiopian Airlines, RwandAir, and Precision Air. These flights are less expensive but take longer to reach the destination.

Flights to Nairobi that are indirect may have a single stop, two stops, or three stops. A flight that goes to three places may touch down at Libreville Airport, Yaounde Nsimalen Airport, and Addis Ababa Airport before reaching Nairobi. Some locations where a single stop flight might touch down include Kigali Airport, Zanzibar Airport, or Maputo Airport. These flights are longer than direct flights but reach Nairobi at an average of 6h 20m. The difference in price between a flight with one-stop and a flight with more stops is negligible in many cases.