Fly ALS

Fly ALS is the airline side of ALS, an aviation company in Kenya. The site says ALS began in 1985 with a single Cessna C-150 leased to a flying school. Since then it has grown into what it calls one of the region's trusted aviation companies. It provides aviation solutions for humanitarian, commercial, government and VIP operations.

The company also runs domestic flights within Kenya. Its main routes link Nairobi to safari and coastal places. These include Maasai Mara, Amboseli, Samburu, Lewa, Loisaba, Nanyuki, Namunyak, Tsavo, Diani Beach and Vipingo. The site says new routes start on 1 January 2026. They are Nanyuki to Namunyak, Namunyak to Mara, Mara to Musoma, Mara to Serengeti, Mara to Zanzibar, Mara to Arusha, Mara to Migori and Migori to Serengeti.

The fleet page lists several aircraft. The Bombardier Dash 8-300 seats 50 and has PW123 engines. The Dash 8-200 seats 37 to 39, and the Dash 8-100 seats 37. The Beechcraft 1900D seats 19 and has PT6A-67D engines. The Cessna Caravan C208B seats 12. An extended fleet includes the Embraer ERJ145 with 50 seats and the ERJ135 with 37 seats. Both use Rolls-Royce AE 3007A engines.

The company also runs pilot training programs and community work. Passengers can book online, find a reservation and look at flying packages and seasonal direct flights. A notice says that from 1 August the company only takes electronic payments. The site also has a careers page and phone numbers in Kenya.