Kenya’s aviation sector is growing rapidly, necessitating a robust legal framework. Aviation law covers a wide range of issues, from aircraft registration and licensing to passenger rights and liability. 

The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) plays a key role in regulating the industry and ensuring safety. Recent amendments to the Civil Aviation Act have introduced stricter regulations on drone operations, reflecting the increasing use of unmanned aircraft systems. A case involving a drone operator who violated airspace regulations highlighted the importance of complying with these new rules. 

Aviation law also addresses issues such as baggage claims, passenger disputes, and aircraft accidents. Understanding the legal framework governing aviation is essential for airlines, passengers, and other stakeholders in the industry. The legal landscape is constantly evolving with the growth of the sector.