Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,400 Location: nairobi
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ArrestedDev wrote:obiero wrote:muandiwambeu wrote:obiero wrote:[quote=ArrestedDev]No recovery at sight. What is currently happening is the last nail in the coffin being hammered.A competent management should be put in place. There is no highly skilled employee who will seat back and relax in a workplace where there is no future. A political stooge like Ngunze can just seat and wait. Quote:KQ has suffered several flight delays recently.
"The declined investment in KQ particularly on maintenance of planes as a result of budget cuts is a recipe for disaster," said Consumer Federation of Kenya secretary general Stephen Mutoro.
"The matter is causing low morale among pilots because some are declining to fly some planes because of their poor conditions." http://www.the-star.co.k...new-probe-team_c1421567[/quote] The media has tried to kill KQ for over 5 years for five years they did a good job in reminding us how things were messed @kq, but @obiero was prompt to mislead and defend invested capital aka capital preservation. if the media is wrong once or thrice I will qualify it for addiction. if @obiero is right once, or twice, I will qualify that for a faulty analogue wall clock misery. Cough cough Lets thank the pilots, CDL staff and some other figures for initiating a wanjiku revolt in KQ. There could have been no rally at all. Ngunze is finally on his way out. What did the cabinet resolve today? Is KLM going to be kicked out? KLM have never been the problem at KQ.. Wewe chapa works kaka ungoje sisi shareholders tuamue the direction of our investment. KES 6.5 bound to be sighted tomorrow.. The volume action is indicative COOP, KEGN, MTNU
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