masukuma wrote:Impunity wrote:kaka2za wrote:Cheap in every way.
Cheap is expensive.
There is no pride in knowingly paying more for a similar and sometimes inferior service. No pride... it's called stupidity. The only way KQ gets my money is if it's a domestic flight.
I don't know what to tell guys.
Ati cheap. The expensive KQ, where has it got you?
My first flight with Ethiopian was because KLM refused to take my temporary passport. Mind you this was waaay before the terorists.
Because I had to be in Nairobi, a friend adviced me to call the cheap Ethiopian. Those fellows were not only accomodating, they ensured that I was always picked up first at every stop because of my passport. They were saying things like "uyu ni wa nyumba"
Then as someone has mentioned here, the stopover at Addis.
You shall never see me going with those KQ's even if you paid me.
My baggage was lost in Kenya...after all Kenyans handle it. The fellows brought it to my house 1 week later intact. With a free ticket to Addis anytime.
I still have the free offer. I just don't have a ganchungwa in Addis yet.
It's simply the best airline in Africa. You will know when you take the long haul from Las Vegas to Nairobi. Once you land in Addis the whole aeroplane is singing and clapping some funny Ethiopian song.
In Kenya, we shall be lamenting on the death of Chase bank when we land.
Tafakari hayo.
And yes, its economically viable. Not cheap.
Thieves are not good people. Tumeelewana?