3/4 of KQ staff don't know what hedging means or even worse the number of planes the airline owns

Really? Where did you gather such information from. The middle level managers who when they put forward suggestions, the so called directors brush them aside. Fresh thinking at the top is required and not a continuation of the old. Let a CEO with a rich aviation experience be at the helm of KQ and you will see wonders. It is evident that Ngunze is not up to the task at hand.

But they know who was responsible at the time misappropriation was taken place.

Tell me what you think about this..

Ysterday there was a gallery walk for some of the pilots,basically they were being shown the initiatives being done to save KQ.
One of them said that he was taken for some training at Addis that costthe airline 5 million bob when he came back he was requested to take a 60k paycut the guy refused and was told to go on leave,thats from late last year so he has been earning his pay plus 10 nights out allowance even though he is not flying.Sad thing he is not the only one...
The training he went for has expired yet he hasnt been working.He is going to Addis again...
What would you say about this?What was the Director of Flight Ops the boss thinking....

@maka, You are not clear here. Captain returning to ADD again to do what? He is flying which aircraft type to necessitate training once again? All the old directors in KQ should leave if this Company is going to survive. The remaining should go including Ngunze. Incompetence of the highest order.

I guess the 10 night allowance is in the CBA you nothing do a bout it.
Why converting to Dreamline when the 777 is already sold? Why not send him home?
This must be a pilot who knows someone somewhere who knows someone very up there.

The more info Wazuans put out here the more the 100k bet looks good. Now to pick a charity though I do have some short-listed.

Brexit
Grounded 777s
Folks being paid for NOT flying

Who is the Accountant at the Head Office in charge of the two outstations? Are there finance staff there and what are they doing? These points to a situation where the internal controls are weak. I hope the loop holes have been fully addressed.

The buck stops with the CEO. No one else. If the CEO was wise enough, he should not have retained the director until he was forced out. The CEO takes the responsibility of all actions taken by his directors. There is nothing that will cleanse him. This is just the tip of the iceberg, it shows there are so many missteps and miscalculations in decision making at KQ.