Kenya Airport Authority on Wednesday issued a statement on a man who fell from a Kenya Airways plane on Sunday in London.
The authority is currently reviewing CCTV cameras at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to piece together information surrounding the mystery.
Also, KAA said it's currently interviewing all workers who inspected the planes on Sunday. The identity of the man, who died instantly, is yet to be established.
But according to KAA, they have received fingerprints from London and are in the process of establishing the identity.
“On Sunday, Metropolitan Police in London informed KQ officials of the incident where the man's body landed in a garden in the borough of Lambeth, South London, suggesting the stowaway had hidden in the undercarriage of the aircraft.”
“UK police also discovered a bag containing food and some clothing at the rear left landing gear of the plane," reports in London indicated.
On Monday, Kenya Airways also released a statement. The man is believed to have hid in the landing gear of the plane. The incident took place few kilometers from Heathrow Airport.
“The incident has been treated as a sudden death and is now a police matter. The police have already been in contact with the Kenya High Commission to help identify and name the person,” a statement from Kenya Airways read on Monday.