By GERALD ANDAEMore by this AuthorJomo Kenyatta International Airport’s car park, which had been converted into an arrivals section after Terminal 1 was destroyed by fire, will be opened next month. The reopening will inject about Sh4 million on average into the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA), which manages the facility. The garage, he said, has parking slots for 1,300 vehicles and each car pays Sh100 on average, however charges depend on the duration that a car is parked. JKIA was in February given Category One status following several audit processes by the US’ Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). A huge fire destroyed Terminal 1 in 2013, forcing KAA management to turn the garage into an arrival terminal as a temporary measure.

Source: Daily Nation July 12, 2017 07:41 UTC