Internal flights are served by the airfields and airstrips found in most major towns, conservation areas and tourist destination areas within the country. Wilson Airport in Nairobi is the hub for nearly all internal flights and is one of the busiest airports in Africa. It is served by 15 charter companies and also serves the Air Ambulance flights.
Light aircraft are available for charter to destinations that have no scheduled flights.
There is a range of single and twin engine aircraft offering a minimum of three passengers seats and up to 27. All principal lodges and tented camps have their own airstrips suitable for light aircraft. The establishment then provides vehicles for hire by those who arrive by air, while within the area. To avoid the rough roads to some interior areas like the Masai Mara and Amboseli, scheduled flights have been designed to serve the important tourist destination areas within the country by small private airline companies and also the national carrier, Kenya Airways. Kenya Airways is now in partnership with KLM, the Royal Dutch Airline, and flies in schedules to major cities in Europe, daily e.g. London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, etc.