My lay man interpretation:

The katiba is silent on how the P-elect should be 'handled' between IEBC declaration and swearing in. The closest I could get is:


Assumption of office of President.
141.
(4) Parliament shall by legislation provide for the procedure and ceremony for the swearing-in of a President-elect.

On the Acts of Parliament though, I found this:


PART II – ESTABLISHMENT OF ASSUMPTION OF THE OFFICE OF
PRESIDENT COMMITTEE
5. Establishment of the Assumption of the Office of President Committee
(1) There is established a committee to be known as the Assumption of the
Office of President Committee.


6. Functions and powers of the Committee
(1) The functions of the Committee shall be to—

(b) organise for the security of the President-elect;
(c) organise for the necessary facilities and personnel for the Presidentelect;
(d) co-ordinate the briefings of the President-elect by relevant public
officers;

PART III – ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSUMPTION OF OFFICE BY THE
PRESIDENT-ELECT
9. Security detail
Upon the declaration of the final results of a presidential election by the
Commission under Article 138 of the Constitution and section 39 of the Elections
Act (No. 24 of 2011), the Committee shall ensure that the President-elect and
Deputy President-elect are accorded adequate security.
10. Security briefing
The Committee shall ensure that the President-elect under section 9 receives
security briefings from the respective national security organs.

source: http://www.kenyalaw.org/...sidentAct_No21of2012.pdf

So we do have Airforce 1???

There was a claim that 1.5 million votes were cast for UK and this votes were in excess of all the total votes cast for senatorial/gubernatorial posts!
I haven't seen that argument in the sworn affidavit/petition.

Air force jet...where are you getting the "1" from?

Check Shotgun's post in the quotation!