fly748.com is pursuing strategic partnerships with Kenya’s cooperative societies as it seeks to broaden access to domestic air travel and strengthen its presence in key business and tourism routes across the country.
The airline showcased its services at the Cooperative Expo Nairobi Edition 2026, highlighting the role aviation can play in supporting the movement of people, investment, and commerce within Kenya’s rapidly growing cooperative sector.
With millions of Kenyans belonging to SACCOs and cooperative societies, the airline sees the sector as an important driver of travel demand, particularly among entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and organized groups.
Speaking during the Expo, fly748.com Head of Scheduled Services George Oduor said the airline is keen to develop closer relationships with cooperatives whose members increasingly require reliable transport solutions for business and leisure activities.
“The cooperative movement represents a powerful economic force with millions of members who travel for business, investment, family, and leisure. Through this Expo, we are showcasing fly748.com as a reliable airline that understands the travel needs of SACCO members, business travelers, families, and organized groups across Kenya,” said Oduor.
The Expo, held under the theme “Cooperatives Powering Socioeconomic Inclusion,” brought together policymakers, cooperative leaders, financial institutions, and private sector players to explore opportunities for collaboration and economic growth.
Organized by Credence Africa in partnership with the Nairobi County Government, the event underscored the growing significance of the cooperative movement in Kenya’s development agenda.
Nairobi County remains the hub of the sector, accounting for more than 60 percent of Kenya’s cooperative activities. The county is home to over 5,000 SACCOs and more than 2.6 million members, making it one of the largest concentrations of cooperative enterprises in the country.
For fly748.com, the gathering provided a strategic platform to engage directly with decision-makers and members of the cooperative movement while showcasing the airline’s expanding domestic travel offering.
The carrier recently resumed scheduled passenger operations and now operates two daily flights between Nairobi and Mombasa, alongside a daily service to Ukunda, connecting travelers to key commercial and tourism destinations along the Kenyan coast.
According to Oduor, the airline’s renewed focus on scheduled passenger services is backed by decades of operational experience and a commitment to delivering reliable air transport solutions.
“Backed by over 31 years of proven aviation experience in some of the world’s most demanding operating environments, we deliver reliable schedules, on-time departures, high safety standards, and an exceptional customer experience,” he said.
The airline believes improved connectivity can help unlock greater economic opportunities by enabling faster movement of people and supporting trade, investment, and tourism activities.
As Kenya’s cooperative movement continues to grow in scale and influence, fly748.com is positioning itself as a transportation partner capable of meeting the evolving needs of SACCO members, corporate travelers, tourists, and families seeking convenient and dependable travel options.
The Cooperative Expo Nairobi Edition 2026 also served as a networking platform where cooperatives and businesses explored new partnerships, market opportunities, and investment initiatives aimed at driving inclusive economic growth across the country.
