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KCAA Certification Navigator
Kenya certifies aviation organisations through a five-phase process. Most ventures do not fail on merit — they fail on sequencing, on an incomplete formal application, or on discovering a requirement at Phase 4 that belonged in Phase 1. Pick your sector and see the whole path at once.
Step 1
Which certificate are you pursuing?
Each sector has its own regulations, postholders and evidence burden. Choosing correctly here changes everything downstream.
Step 2
The five phases
Tick what you have in place. Items marked gate block progress to the next phase — the Authority does not advance a partially-closed phase.
Where these requirements come from
This navigator is a planning aid, not legal or regulatory advice, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority. Requirements change. Verify every citation against the current gazetted instrument and the Authority's advisory circulars before you submit. Chips marked like this could not be confirmed against the public gazette record at the verification date.
Certification burns runway. Sequence it properly.
Every week between formal application and certificate is a week of salaries, lease payments and interest against no revenue. JK & Associates builds the Schedule of Events, writes the manuals and runs the regulator relationship.
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