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Jambojet sells the hold separately. Every fare carries one cabin bag of up to 10kg at 55 by 35 by 25cm, and the basic fare carries nothing beyond it: the airline publishes no checked allowance and sells hold bags by weight band instead, up to two a passenger. A cabin bag inside the weight but over those dimensions goes to the hold at a charge. Its bundled fare includes a hold bag, a seat and one date change. We price the bundle against the bags you are actually carrying.

No alliance, and the Kenya Airways card is a separate scheme. Jambojet is a Kenya Airways subsidiary but runs its own programme, JM Rewards, which you enter at Emerald on a first confirmed booking and climb to Ruby and then Diamond on points or on sectors flown. The benefit worth knowing sits at the top: Diamond carries priority baggage handling, half off baggage rates bought at the airport, and a preferred seat at no cost. Whichever number you hold, it belongs on the booking before we issue.

Send the international arrival first, then the nights. The inbound long-haul sets the earliest the domestic leg can leave and the hotel sets the latest, and between those two there is usually one flight that works rather than three that nearly do. We come back with the fare and its rules in writing, and the ticket is issued in Nairobi by an IATA-accredited agent. If the arrival moves, the consultant who issued the domestic leg is the one who moves it. How ticketing works here has the rest.