Kenya Airways Pilot Captain Daudi Kimuyu Kibati 65 Dies Of Covid19
Following New York Rescue Flight
Kenya Airways Pilot Capt Daudi Kimuyu Kibati 65 Dies Of Coronavirus Following New York Rescue Flight Captain Kibati was a Pilot in Command of the last flight from New York to Nairobi, to flew back home Kenyans stranded in the US, before the government suspended all International flights on March 25th.
Kenya Airways Pilot Dies Of Coronavirus Following New York Rescue Flight
Kagwe said, "Captain Kibati flew back home on Wednesday March 26 before the government banned international flights. He managed to evacuate many Kenyans and non-Kenyans back to our country only for him to succumb to the #COVID-19 disease."
"He made the ultimate sacrifice and Kenyans owe him a great deal." the CS added.
#Captain Daudi Kimuyu Kibati, became coronavirus affected on March 29th and passed away on April 1st, after performing his last flight a week before.
The announcement was made by the Health CS Mutahi Kugwe yesterday. The CS sent a condolence message to the family and friends of the Captain. Kabati was 65 Years old.
Kenya Airways Pilot Dies Of Coronavirus Following New York Rescue Flight
A senior Kenya Airways Boeing 787 Captain has passed away, a week after commanding a repatriation flight to New York City, USA.
A Kenya Airways Captain has died due to coronavirus Captain Daudi Kimuyu Kibati, became coronavirus affected on March 29th and passed away on April 1st, after performing his last flight a week before.
The announcement was made by the Health CS Mutahi Kugwe yesterday. The CS sent a condolence message to the family and friends of the Captain. Kabati was 65 years old.
Kagwe said, "Captain Kibati flew back home on Wednesday, March 26 before the government banned international flights. He managed to evacuate many Kenyans and non-Kenyans back to our country only for him to succumb to the COVID-19 disease."
"He made the ultimate sacrifice and Kenyans owe him a great deal." the CS added.
He was a Pilot in Command Kenya Airways last flight from
Captain Kibati was in command of the last flight from New York to Nairobi, to flew back home Kenyans stranded in the US, before the government suspended all international flights on March 25th.
@KenyaAirways
"On behalf of the Board of Directors, the Management and the staff at Kenya Airways, we joiin the family of the late Captain Kibati in mourning their beloved one and pray that the Almighty God will strengthen them during this time of sorrow," said Kenya Airways in a statement.
Following the flight's arrival at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on March 24th, the 65-year old went into quarentine. He was also joined by his first officer.
Kabati was checked in at Nairabo Hospital after suffering breathing problem Photo: Kenya Airways
According to reports, Kabati was checked in at Nairobi Hospital on 29th March, after suffering breathing difficulties. Along with the captain, his first officer also tested positive for coronavirus.
Last week, the first COVID-19 death in Kenya was reported in Nairobi. At the time of writing, the death toll in Kenya due to the widespread virus has reached four. Kenya has so far reported a total of 126 cases along with four recoveries as of now.
Kabat's brother said, "He tested positive for coronavirus on the eighth day after undergoing rigorous medical screening in all the cities he flew to, and three more tests in Nairobi which were negative. He was admitted to the hospital immediately after testing positive to coronavirus."
Captain Daudi Kimuyu Kibati 65 Years old.
Following New York Rescue Flight
Kagwe said, "Captain Kibati flew back home on Wednesday March 26 before the government banned international flights. He managed to evacuate many Kenyans and non-Kenyans back to our country only for him to succumb to the #COVID-19 disease."
"He made the ultimate sacrifice and Kenyans owe him a great deal." the CS added.
The announcement was made by the Health CS Mutahi Kugwe yesterday. The CS sent a condolence message to the family and friends of the Captain. Kabati was 65 Years old.
A senior Kenya Airways Boeing 787 Captain has passed away, a week after commanding a repatriation flight to New York City, USA.
A Kenya Airways Captain has died due to coronavirus Captain Daudi Kimuyu Kibati, became coronavirus affected on March 29th and passed away on April 1st, after performing his last flight a week before.
The announcement was made by the Health CS Mutahi Kugwe yesterday. The CS sent a condolence message to the family and friends of the Captain. Kabati was 65 years old.
Kagwe said, "Captain Kibati flew back home on Wednesday, March 26 before the government banned international flights. He managed to evacuate many Kenyans and non-Kenyans back to our country only for him to succumb to the COVID-19 disease."
"He made the ultimate sacrifice and Kenyans owe him a great deal." the CS added.
He was a Pilot in Command Kenya Airways last flight from
Captain Kibati was in command of the last flight from New York to Nairobi, to flew back home Kenyans stranded in the US, before the government suspended all international flights on March 25th.
@KenyaAirways
"On behalf of the Board of Directors, the Management and the staff at Kenya Airways, we joiin the family of the late Captain Kibati in mourning their beloved one and pray that the Almighty God will strengthen them during this time of sorrow," said Kenya Airways in a statement.
Following the flight's arrival at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport on March 24th, the 65-year old went into quarentine. He was also joined by his first officer.
Kabati was checked in at Nairabo Hospital after suffering breathing problem Photo: Kenya Airways
According to reports, Kabati was checked in at Nairobi Hospital on 29th March, after suffering breathing difficulties. Along with the captain, his first officer also tested positive for coronavirus.
Last week, the first COVID-19 death in Kenya was reported in Nairobi. At the time of writing, the death toll in Kenya due to the widespread virus has reached four. Kenya has so far reported a total of 126 cases along with four recoveries as of now.
Kabat's brother said, "He tested positive for coronavirus on the eighth day after undergoing rigorous medical screening in all the cities he flew to, and three more tests in Nairobi which were negative. He was admitted to the hospital immediately after testing positive to coronavirus."
Captain Daudi Kimuyu Kibati 65 Years old.
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