Kenya Airways has showed that each one passengers aboard flight KQ 670 are safe after the plane suffered a chook strike while touchdown at Kisumu International Airport.
KQ said the incident occured at around 6.36pm on Thursday.
A assertion dispatched through the company communications workplace Thursday nighttime stated the incident resulted in the aircraft being quickly stuck at the runway.
“The aircraft landed effectively in Kisumu, however, it became no longer able to exit the runway absolutely as the chook strike affected the plane steering additives,” the announcement study.
“All passengers and crew onboard in view that disembarked the aircraft and are safe,” it added.
The airline said they may be working with applicable authorities to have the plane removed and resume everyday operations.
It in addition said that passengers on affected flights will be supplied with up to date travel information and help as wanted.
“We apologise for any inconvenience induced and assure our passengers of their protection and luxury as our highest precedence,” the airline stated.
