Safarilink Aviation is a Kenyan airline based at Nairobi’s Wilson Airport, founded in January 2004. It operates scheduled services to safari destinations, coastal towns and regional gateways in East Africa, alongside private charters. Cessna Caravans and Dash 8 turboprops serve routes ranging from bush airstrips to larger airports.
Open the Safarilink Aviation De Havilland Dash 8-100 seat map to explore its seats.
Yes. The total is normally 15 kg per person in soft bags, including hand baggage. The allowance is 20 kg for Zanzibar, Kisumu, Diani, Lamu, Malindi, Entebbe and Mombasa. An infant without a paid seat has no allowance. Extra baggage depends on available aircraft capacity.
For safari routes, a freight seat at the adult Y-class rate can provide an additional 75 kg allowance, subject to Operations approval. The baggage FAQ excludes non-safari routes. Arrange this before travel; it is not permission to place a large bag unsecured on a passenger seat.
Pets are not accepted on safari routes or flights operated by Cessna Caravans. On Dash 8 services, approval is subject to an airline-approved container, a 20 kg published limit and carriage in the baggage hold. Confirm the aircraft, acceptance and applicable charge before booking.
