Hundreds of passengers were stranded at Kenya’s main airport in the capital, Nairobi, as flight disruptions continued for the second day amid a workers’ strike.
Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) is a key regional transport hub.
On Sunday, the airports authority and the national carrier, Kenya Airways, warned departing flights may be delayed.
A new round of talks between unions and airport managers was due to take place on Monday, although discussions broke up a day earlier without agreement.
Aviation sector workers are on a nationwide go-slow strike to demand better working conditions and the implementation of a previously agreed deal.
Those hoping to get on a flight have been stuck at JKIA, with some spending the night in and around the check-in areas waiting for news.
Kenya Airways said in its latest update that due to “the industrial action by air traffic control workers”, it is experiencing delays of more than six hours, and the flight backlog has forced it to cancel some departures.
It has apologised for the disruption and said passengers who would like to change or reschedule their flights could do so without a penalty.
