JKIA Security Measures

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JKIA Security measure are of the highest standard, this page therefore is to help you know more about security at Jomo Kenyatta International airport compared to other Airports in the whole world.

Permanent Security Passes

Application for permanent security passes are done at the Kenya Airports Authority Headquarters.

Temporary Security Pass

• Kenya Airports Authority provides this to the public who may want to access the Airport restricted areas

• Temporary Security passes are issues at the discretion of the Managing Director, General Manager Security or the Airport Manager.

• Valid reasons with documentary evidence should be given when applying for a security pass.

• Temporary Security passes are issued at the Security office at the International arrivals JKIA

• Each Security pass is at a charge of Kenya Shillings 2000 per day.

• You will be requested to leave you identity card/ passport/ driving licence with the security office, before being issued with a security pass.

Security Checks for Airport Staff

• All officers at the Airport will be required to go through security checks when reporting on duty or accessing restricted area of the Airport.

• Entrance and exits to and from restricted area is through the staff gates.

• Before entering the restricted area you will be required to put any item that you may be carrying through the X- Ray machine, and go through the walk through Metal Detector/ Arch way detector.

It is advised that you remove all metal objects on your body, including belts and put them through the X- Ray machine (small baskets are provided at the screening points for these objects), before walking through the detector.

• These you collect on the other side of the screening machine

The following may be carried in your hand luggage only if they are stored in containers up to 100mls and placed in a transparent reseal able plastic bag and thereafter shall be screened separately from other items carried in the hand luggage.

The capacity of the transparent plastic bag must not be greater than 1 litre.

Liquids Gels and Aerosols include:

• Water and other drinks.

• Syrups

• Creams, Lotions and Oils

• Perfumes and Sprays

• Gels including hair and shower gels

• Pressurized containers such as shaving foam and deodorants

• Pastes including, Vaseline and eye shadow

• Other items with similar consistency

The following items are allowed in hand luggage:

• Medicine needed during the flight

• Baby food needed during the flight

You may buy any liquids beyond the security check points including the Duty Free Items or in-flight. Items purchased must be packed in security tamper evident bags and accompanied by proof of purchase upon presenting them at the security check point.


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