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Kenya Receives Remains of People Who Died in Ethiopia Air Crash

Specialised caskets bearing the remains of victims of the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines plane crash have arrived in Nairobi aboard an Ethiopian Airlines aircraft that landed at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. According to Ethiopian authorities, the bodies were severely damaged in the crash, and only after extensive DNA tests were the remains matched to corresponding families.

Kenya: Remains of Those Who Perished in Ethiopian Plane Crash Arrive in Nairobi

Nairobi News, 14 October 2019

The remains of 32 Kenyans who perished in the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 plane crash on March 10, 2019, have arrived in Nairobi. Read more »

Photo: James Kahongeh/Daily Nation

The remains of victims of the Ethiopian Airlines plane crash arrive at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, Nairobi on October 14.

Kenya: Kenya Receives Remains of 36 People Who Died in Ethiopia Air Crash

Capital FM, 14 October 2019

Remains of Kenyans who died in the March 10 Ethiopia air crash have arrived at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport this morning. Read more »
Kenya: Remains of Ethiopian Airlines Plane Crash Victims Arrive in Nairobi

Nation, 14 October 2019

After months of waiting, the remains of Kenyans who perished in the Ethiopian Airlines plane crash in March have arrived in Nairobi. Read more »
Kenya: Remains of 36 Kenyans Who Perished in Ethiopia Air Crash Due in Nairobi

Capital FM, 14 October 2019

The remains of 36 Kenyans who perished in the March 10 Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 were expected in Nairobi on Monday morning. Read more »

InFocus

Families of Ethiopian Crash Victims Urged to Accept Compensation

Aircraft manufacturer Boeing has reportedly told families who lost loved ones in the Ethiopian Airlines crash in March 2019, that applications for compensation should be made ... Read more »
- Kenya: Boeing Offers Families of Ethiopian Crash Victims U.S. $144,500
- Kenya: Boeing Offers Families of 737 Max Aircraft Crash Victims Sh15 Million Compensation Package
Interpol Identifies Remains of Ethiopian Airline Crash Victims

The international police organisation added that the identification process involved 100 experts from 14 countries in Africa, the Americas and Europe. The ET302 plane destined for ... Read more »
- Ethiopia: Interpol Say Victims of Ethiopian Airlines Crash Successfully Identified
- Kenya: Ethiopia Crash - Another Kenyan 'Set to Testify' Against Boeing
Boeing May Have Sold Unsafe Plane to Ethiopian Airlines - Lawyers

In a pre-trial conference that kicked off in Seattle, the victim's lawyers alleged a civil conspiracy in the suit filed at the Northern District Federal Court in Illinois, claiming ... Read more »
- Kenya: Boeing Misconduct Probe Gears Up After Kenyan Families Sue
- Ethiopia: Boeing May Have Sold Unsafe Plane to Ethiopian Airlines - Victims Lawyers

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