Kenya Airways has chartered a cargo flight to transport more than 50 cows from Nairobi to Lagos, Nigeria. The operation was announced by the airline’s cargo division, which facilitated the movement of the cattle using its charter services. This unusual shipment highlights the airline’s capability in live-animal transportation.
The cows were transported in a specialized cargo container designed for livestock. The flight was arranged by a customer seeking to move the animals across the border. Kenya Airways has emphasized its expertise in handling live animals, offering a service that caters to both domestic and international needs.
This shipment comes as part of ongoing efforts to expand Kenya’s role in regional livestock trade. The country has a significant cattle industry, with Nairobi serving as a key hub for agricultural exports. The ability to transport livestock efficiently supports farmers and traders looking to access broader markets. The operation also underscores the growing demand for specialized logistics services in the region.
