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Kenya Airways...why ignore..
Ericsson
#11981 Posted : Monday, March 25, 2019 3:33:22 PM
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hardwood wrote:
KQ to buy 10 Boeing 737 Max 800 planes at 120B.

Can they afford
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muandiwambeu
#11982 Posted : Monday, March 25, 2019 3:37:11 PM
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ArrestedDev wrote:


ET & Lion Air issues - lack of proper training/ failure to adhere to standard safety procedures. Aircraft ordered with just bare minimum safety adds on. Lion Air crash - pilot on a previous flight flying as a passenger intervened when the pilots of that flight encountered the same problem and managed to contain the issue.

South West & American Airlines pilots have also encountered similar issue and managied to overcome.

Buying them on the cheap, wishing allqueer lack on this kamikaze penny stock approach.
Pulling a parachute is a clever way of saying M.I.A anthem.
All is well, that ends well.
,Behold, a sower went forth to sow;....
passiveinvestor
#11983 Posted : Monday, March 25, 2019 4:19:27 PM
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muandiwambeu wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:


ET & Lion Air issues - lack of proper training/ failure to adhere to standard safety procedures. Aircraft ordered with just bare minimum safety adds on. Lion Air crash - pilot on a previous flight flying as a passenger intervened when the pilots of that flight encountered the same problem and managed to contain the issue.

South West & American Airlines pilots have also encountered similar issue and managied to overcome.

Buying them on the cheap, wishing allqueer lack on this kamikaze penny stock approach.
Pulling a parachute is a clever way of saying M.I.A anthem.
All is well, that ends well.

That plane is FINISHED. Who would board such a flight? Who would make a booking without assurance that they are not using such a plane. In fact, Boeing is messed on this one. If they are able to place a patch quickly, the question will be "If so easy, why not done earlier?" If they take too long, only exacerbates the fact that they went to market with a faulty plane.
Think the only issue is cancellation penalties and whether or not grounding by the FAA provides sufficient grounds for a FULL refund.
muandiwambeu
#11984 Posted : Monday, March 25, 2019 4:59:50 PM
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passiveinvestor wrote:
muandiwambeu wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:


ET & Lion Air issues - lack of proper training/ failure to adhere to standard safety procedures. Aircraft ordered with just bare minimum safety adds on. Lion Air crash - pilot on a previous flight flying as a passenger intervened when the pilots of that flight encountered the same problem and managed to contain the issue.

South West & American Airlines pilots have also encountered similar issue and managied to overcome.

Buying them on the cheap, wishing allqueer lack on this kamikaze penny stock approach.
Pulling a parachute is a clever way of saying M.I.A anthem.
All is well, that ends well.

That plane is FINISHED. Who would board such a flight? Who would make a booking without assurance that they are not using such a plane. In fact, Boeing is messed on this one. If they are able to place a patch quickly, the question will be "If so easy, why not done earlier?" If they take too long, only exacerbates the fact that they went to market with a faulty plane.
Think the only issue is cancellation penalties and whether or not grounding by the FAA provides sufficient grounds for a FULL refund.

Correction, luck and not lack.
I implied they are flying blind on this. Their luck is sealed if they are not bon air. Otherwise it's a crash until something positive shows up on the horizon of this dumb investment strategy, dearest passiverider😎
,Behold, a sower went forth to sow;....
ArrestedDev
#11985 Posted : Monday, March 25, 2019 11:58:26 PM
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passiveinvestor wrote:
muandiwambeu wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:


ET & Lion Air issues - lack of proper training/ failure to adhere to standard safety procedures. Aircraft ordered with just bare minimum safety adds on. Lion Air crash - pilot on a previous flight flying as a passenger intervened when the pilots of that flight encountered the same problem and managed to contain the issue.

South West & American Airlines pilots have also encountered similar issue and managied to overcome.

Buying them on the cheap, wishing allqueer lack on this kamikaze penny stock approach.
Pulling a parachute is a clever way of saying M.I.A anthem.
All is well, that ends well.

That plane is FINISHED. Who would board such a flight? Who would make a booking without assurance that they are not using such a plane. In fact, Boeing is messed on this one. If they are able to place a patch quickly, the question will be "If so easy, why not done earlier?" If they take too long, only exacerbates the fact that they went to market with a faulty plane.
Think the only issue is cancellation penalties and whether or not grounding by the FAA provides sufficient grounds for a FULL refund.


Rest of the older 737 series ( the legacy series) as well as the 737NG - 738 faced a myriad of issues too.

The plane will get off the ground soon.
obiero
#11986 Posted : Tuesday, March 26, 2019 5:00:51 AM
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ArrestedDev wrote:
passiveinvestor wrote:
muandiwambeu wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:


ET & Lion Air issues - lack of proper training/ failure to adhere to standard safety procedures. Aircraft ordered with just bare minimum safety adds on. Lion Air crash - pilot on a previous flight flying as a passenger intervened when the pilots of that flight encountered the same problem and managed to contain the issue.

South West & American Airlines pilots have also encountered similar issue and managied to overcome.

Buying them on the cheap, wishing allqueer lack on this kamikaze penny stock approach.
Pulling a parachute is a clever way of saying M.I.A anthem.
All is well, that ends well.

That plane is FINISHED. Who would board such a flight? Who would make a booking without assurance that they are not using such a plane. In fact, Boeing is messed on this one. If they are able to place a patch quickly, the question will be "If so easy, why not done earlier?" If they take too long, only exacerbates the fact that they went to market with a faulty plane.
Think the only issue is cancellation penalties and whether or not grounding by the FAA provides sufficient grounds for a FULL refund.


Rest of the older 737 series ( the legacy series) as well as the 737NG - 738 faced a myriad of issues too.

The plane will get off the ground soon.

Sensationalism reporting.. KQ specifically mentioned that the same will only proceed upon full addressing of current glitch. The plane will get off the ground soon

HF 30,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
HaMaina
#11987 Posted : Tuesday, March 26, 2019 2:45:26 PM
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obiero wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
littledove wrote:


Agree that pax and cargo uplift is up but not enough to pull it out of the loss position.

Finance costs are massively down thanks to the restructuring. Let's wait for the results which should be ought Wednesday this week. My forecast remains loss before tax of KES 5.6B


Is it Wednesday Tomorrow ??
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obiero
#11988 Posted : Tuesday, March 26, 2019 7:38:46 PM
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HaMaina wrote:
obiero wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
littledove wrote:


Agree that pax and cargo uplift is up but not enough to pull it out of the loss position.

Finance costs are massively down thanks to the restructuring. Let's wait for the results which should be ought Wednesday this week. My forecast remains loss before tax of KES 5.6B


Is it Wednesday Tomorrow ??

Yes

HF 30,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
ArrestedDev
#11989 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 12:05:42 AM
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obiero wrote:
HaMaina wrote:
obiero wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
littledove wrote:


Agree that pax and cargo uplift is up but not enough to pull it out of the loss position.

Finance costs are massively down thanks to the restructuring. Let's wait for the results which should be ought Wednesday this week. My forecast remains loss before tax of KES 5.6B


Is it Wednesday Tomorrow ??

Yes


Net loss still very significant. Mikosz already expressed his frustration on this.

2019 figures still be not palatable at all as fleet ownership and maintenance costs will rise with the return of the B777.
obiero
#11990 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 3:25:12 AM
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ArrestedDev wrote:
obiero wrote:
HaMaina wrote:
obiero wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
littledove wrote:


Agree that pax and cargo uplift is up but not enough to pull it out of the loss position.

Finance costs are massively down thanks to the restructuring. Let's wait for the results which should be ought Wednesday this week. My forecast remains loss before tax of KES 5.6B


Is it Wednesday Tomorrow ??

Yes


Net loss still very significant. Mikosz already expressed his frustration on this.

2019 figures still be not palatable at all as fleet ownership and maintenance costs will rise with the return of the B777.

Revenue significantly up. Also, JKIA will turn everything inside out...

HF 30,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
Ericsson
#11991 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 9:44:18 AM
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ArrestedDev wrote:
obiero wrote:
HaMaina wrote:
obiero wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
littledove wrote:


Agree that pax and cargo uplift is up but not enough to pull it out of the loss position.

Finance costs are massively down thanks to the restructuring. Let's wait for the results which should be ought Wednesday this week. My forecast remains loss before tax of KES 5.6B


Is it Wednesday Tomorrow ??

Yes


Net loss still very significant. Mikosz already expressed his frustration on this.

2019 figures still be not palatable at all as fleet ownership and maintenance costs will rise with the return of the B777.


Results ziko wapi @ArrestedDev and Obiero
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Wealth=Income + Investments - Lifestyle
maka
#11992 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 10:41:08 AM
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Ericsson wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
obiero wrote:
HaMaina wrote:
obiero wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
littledove wrote:


Agree that pax and cargo uplift is up but not enough to pull it out of the loss position.

Finance costs are massively down thanks to the restructuring. Let's wait for the results which should be ought Wednesday this week. My forecast remains loss before tax of KES 5.6B


Is it Wednesday Tomorrow ??

Yes


Net loss still very significant. Mikosz already expressed his frustration on this.

2019 figures still be not palatable at all as fleet ownership and maintenance costs will rise with the return of the B777.


Results ziko wapi @ArrestedDev and Obiero


Obiero fake news.... Was at Pride jana and today.... Nothing of the sort is even being prepared for....

possunt quia posse videntur
maka
#11993 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 6:53:33 PM
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Kenya Airways’ decision to sack a pilot who refused to fly a faulty plane has come back to haunt the national carrier, which now risks paying John Miriti Mbarire Sh181 million.

Mr Mbarire had his contract terminated for causing a 34-minute delay in a flight from Nairobi to Kisumu in 2017, and for allegedly using wrong channels to request a sick day.

The pilot was at the time five years from retirement so he wants KQ ordered to pay his salary and allowances for the period, totalling Sh170.3 million, and damages of Sh11.3 million for unlawful dismissal.

Had he completed the last 69 months of his flying career at KQ, Mr Mbarire would have earned Sh65.2 million in salaries, Sh95.9 million in flying allowances, Sh6.2 million in insurance cover for himself and his family and Sh3 million in travel allowances.

KQ insists it rightfully dismissed the pilot. In its defence, the national carrier insists that Mr Mbarire had a history of run-ins with authorities and that his responses were considered insufficient by a panel that presided over his disciplinary hearings.
possunt quia posse videntur
maka
#11994 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 6:54:39 PM
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maka wrote:
Kenya Airways’ decision to sack a pilot who refused to fly a faulty plane has come back to haunt the national carrier, which now risks paying John Miriti Mbarire Sh181 million.

Mr Mbarire had his contract terminated for causing a 34-minute delay in a flight from Nairobi to Kisumu in 2017, and for allegedly using wrong channels to request a sick day.

The pilot was at the time five years from retirement so he wants KQ ordered to pay his salary and allowances for the period, totalling Sh170.3 million, and damages of Sh11.3 million for unlawful dismissal.

Had he completed the last 69 months of his flying career at KQ, Mr Mbarire would have earned Sh65.2 million in salaries, Sh95.9 million in flying allowances, Sh6.2 million in insurance cover for himself and his family and Sh3 million in travel allowances.

KQ insists it rightfully dismissed the pilot. In its defence, the national carrier insists that Mr Mbarire had a history of run-ins with authorities and that his responses were considered insufficient by a panel that presided over his disciplinary hearings.



I have always said it here.... KQ HR and Legal dept has idiots..... They cost that company a lot of cash.... Bure kabisa....
possunt quia posse videntur
Impunity
#11995 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 7:09:11 PM
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maka wrote:
maka wrote:
Kenya Airways’ decision to sack a pilot who refused to fly a faulty plane has come back to haunt the national carrier, which now risks paying John Miriti Mbarire Sh181 million.

Mr Mbarire had his contract terminated for causing a 34-minute delay in a flight from Nairobi to Kisumu in 2017, and for allegedly using wrong channels to request a sick day.

The pilot was at the time five years from retirement so he wants KQ ordered to pay his salary and allowances for the period, totalling Sh170.3 million, and damages of Sh11.3 million for unlawful dismissal.

Had he completed the last 69 months of his flying career at KQ, Mr Mbarire would have earned Sh65.2 million in salaries, Sh95.9 million in flying allowances, Sh6.2 million in insurance cover for himself and his family and Sh3 million in travel allowances.

KQ insists it rightfully dismissed the pilot. In its defence, the national carrier insists that Mr Mbarire had a history of run-ins with authorities and that his responses were considered insufficient by a panel that presided over his disciplinary hearings.



I have always said it here.... KQ HR and Legal dept has idiots..... They cost that company a lot of cash.... Bure kabisa....


How now?
Portfolio: Sold
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obiero
#11996 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 8:06:44 PM
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Impunity wrote:
maka wrote:
maka wrote:
Kenya Airways’ decision to sack a pilot who refused to fly a faulty plane has come back to haunt the national carrier, which now risks paying John Miriti Mbarire Sh181 million.

Mr Mbarire had his contract terminated for causing a 34-minute delay in a flight from Nairobi to Kisumu in 2017, and for allegedly using wrong channels to request a sick day.

The pilot was at the time five years from retirement so he wants KQ ordered to pay his salary and allowances for the period, totalling Sh170.3 million, and damages of Sh11.3 million for unlawful dismissal.

Had he completed the last 69 months of his flying career at KQ, Mr Mbarire would have earned Sh65.2 million in salaries, Sh95.9 million in flying allowances, Sh6.2 million in insurance cover for himself and his family and Sh3 million in travel allowances.

KQ insists it rightfully dismissed the pilot. In its defence, the national carrier insists that Mr Mbarire had a history of run-ins with authorities and that his responses were considered insufficient by a panel that presided over his disciplinary hearings.



I have always said it here.... KQ HR and Legal dept has idiots..... They cost that company a lot of cash.... Bure kabisa....


How now?

When one staff in a company constantly refers to every senior manager as fool or idiot you have to know that the problem may not necessarily be with the management but the staff. In this case @maka

HF 30,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
obiero
#11997 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 8:08:36 PM
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maka wrote:
Ericsson wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
obiero wrote:
HaMaina wrote:
obiero wrote:
ArrestedDev wrote:
littledove wrote:


Agree that pax and cargo uplift is up but not enough to pull it out of the loss position.

Finance costs are massively down thanks to the restructuring. Let's wait for the results which should be ought Wednesday this week. My forecast remains loss before tax of KES 5.6B


Is it Wednesday Tomorrow ??

Yes


Net loss still very significant. Mikosz already expressed his frustration on this.

2019 figures still be not palatable at all as fleet ownership and maintenance costs will rise with the return of the B777.


Results ziko wapi @ArrestedDev and Obiero


Obiero fake news.... Was at Pride jana and today.... Nothing of the sort is even being prepared for....


We saw you and the union guys so decided to do it on Friday morning at the Intercon

HF 30,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
VituVingiSana
#11998 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 8:37:43 PM
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Yaani, KQ has money for Intercont? Liar
Lakini, no money to pay off its loans? d'oh!

Let me return to my lane! Laughing out loudly
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obiero
#11999 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 8:38:54 PM
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VituVingiSana wrote:
Yaani, KQ has money for Intercont?
Lakini, no money to pay off its loans?

Hata wewe uko na loan bwana na bado unasema you have lots of cash..

HF 30,000 ABP 3.49; KQ 414,100 ABP 7.92; MTN 15,750 ABP 6.45
VituVingiSana
#12000 Posted : Wednesday, March 27, 2019 8:49:46 PM
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obiero wrote:
VituVingiSana wrote:
Yaani, KQ has money for Intercont?
Lakini, no money to pay off its loans?

Hata wewe uko na loan bwana na bado unasema you have lots of cash..

1) Sijasema I have lots of cash. When did I say that?
2) Sitafuti bailout kama wengine. Laughing out loudly
3) Why don't they have it in the Pride-less Center to show their pride?
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