Kenya: 8 Hungarians, 2 Germans, Kenyan Captain Killed in Kwale Aircraft Crash - Mombasa Air Safari

"Kenya Civil Aviation Authority wishes to confirm that an aircraft, registration number 5Y-CCA on its way from Diani to Kichwa Tembo crashed at 0530Z,” the KCAA indicated. The aircraft had 12 persons on board. Government agencies are already on site to establish the cause of the accident and its impact,” it stated.
28 October 2025

Mombasa — The Mombasa Air Safari has confirmed that there are no survivors in the Kwale light aircraft dawn crash that killed eight Hungarians, two Germans and a Kenyan captain.

In a statement, the airline pointed out that it had activated its emergency response team and is fully cooperating with the relevant authorities who have began their investigations.

"Oure primary focus right now is providing all possible support to the families affected. A dedicated Family Assistance Team has been established to offer counselling, logistical coordination and any required assistance," the statement said.

The plane operated by Mombasa Air Services had taken off from Diani airport and was headed for Kichwa Tembo in when it crashed.

The cause of the crash was not immediately known.

The airline operates between Mombasa and other tourist destinations in the country.

Experts are investigating the crash.

Such accidents are common in the area which is believed to be hilly.

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