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Rank: Member Joined: 5/29/2016 Posts: 898 Location: Nairobi
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Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are?
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Rank: Hello Joined: 5/18/2016 Posts: 5 Location: nairobi
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this string of weird activities that are unfolding everyday at KQ. .will really put that firm Down.the funny part is that the government will not allow it to fail.so soon or later you will hear that they Hav been bailed out.its like a vicious cycle.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,222 Location: nairobi
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ArrestedDev wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are? @arrested dev http://www.standardmedia...ith-new-flight-schedule
ngunze is backed by a full board. ogwapit et al. serious Kenyans with deep business insight. the best thing to do should be to give the young man a chance. he isn't intrinsically corrupt, that I am certain KQ ABP 4.26
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/29/2016 Posts: 898 Location: Nairobi
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obiero wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are? @arrested dev http://www.standardmedia...ith-new-flight-schedule
ngunze is backed by a full board. ogwapit et al. serious Kenyans with deep business insight. the best thing to do should be to give the young man a chance. he isn't intrinsically corrupt, that I am certain @obiero. When I look at your portfolio, I really feel for you. Ngunze is no longer defensible. He may have the backing of the board but the lack of aviation experience among the board members is also not helping at all. The boost to the flight schedule was just an exercise to hide the obvious reduction in capacity especially in the AMS route ( 400plus seats to just 234 seats). Lufthansa already took advantage of KQ's downgrade in the AMS route, when KQ announced that they will be using B787 then they resumed FRA-NBO. Just check the sequence of events leading to Lufthansa's resumption of NBO when KQ first announced the retirement of B777s. Ngunze and his board are indefensible. KQ requires fresh thinking ASAP. Nearly all the major decisions they have taken in a bid to turn around the airline is giving the competition an edge.
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,222 Location: nairobi
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ArrestedDev wrote:obiero wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are? @arrested dev http://www.standardmedia...ith-new-flight-schedule
ngunze is backed by a full board. ogwapit et al. serious Kenyans with deep business insight. the best thing to do should be to give the young man a chance. he isn't intrinsically corrupt, that I am certain @obiero. When I look at your portfolio, I really feel for you. Ngunze is no longer defensible. He may have the backing of the board but the lack of aviation experience among the board members is also not helping at all. The boost to the flight schedule was just an exercise to hide the obvious reduction in capacity especially in the AMS route ( 400plus seats to just 234 seats). Lufthansa already took advantage of KQ's downgrade in the AMS route, when KQ announced that they will be using B787 then they resumed FRA-NBO. Just check the sequence of events leading to Lufthansa's resumption of NBO when KQ first announced the retirement of B777s. Ngunze and his board are indefensible. KQ requires fresh thinking ASAP. Nearly all the major decisions they have taken in a bid to turn around the airline is giving the competition an edge. @wazua this gent/lady knows the exact number of empty seats on a KQ flight na bado mnasema yeye si cabin crew. anyhow, I observe that Naikuni was even less equipped in intellect but he was at the helm for an extended span of time. Oigara also isn't a seasoned banker but has guided KCB well, and we know Dr Mwangi was captured on CCTV smashing the PCs at Trade Bank, but look at Equity now .. http://allafrica.com/stories/200707110921.html KQ ABP 4.26
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/30/2016 Posts: 332 Location: Kayole
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ArrestedDev wrote:obiero wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are? @arrested dev http://www.standardmedia...ith-new-flight-schedule
ngunze is backed by a full board. ogwapit et al. serious Kenyans with deep business insight. the best thing to do should be to give the young man a chance. he isn't intrinsically corrupt, that I am certain @obiero. When I look at your portfolio, I really feel for you. Ngunze is no longer defensible. He may have the backing of the board but the lack of aviation experience among the board members is also not helping at all. The boost to the flight schedule was just an exercise to hide the obvious reduction in capacity especially in the AMS route ( 400plus seats to just 234 seats). Lufthansa already took advantage of KQ's downgrade in the AMS route, when KQ announced that they will be using B787 then they resumed FRA-NBO. Just check the sequence of events leading to Lufthansa's resumption of NBO when KQ first announced the retirement of B777s. Ngunze and his board are indefensible. KQ requires fresh thinking ASAP. Nearly all the major decisions they have taken in a bid to turn around the airline is giving the competition an edge. When you have a board majority whose only experience in the aviation industry is flying first class, coupled with a lack of clear vision on the part of the CEO, no one in their right mind would touch KQ shares KEGN, KPLC, KQ, SCOM
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Rank: Elder Joined: 6/23/2009 Posts: 14,222 Location: nairobi
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mkate_nusu wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:obiero wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are? @arrested dev http://www.standardmedia...ith-new-flight-schedule
ngunze is backed by a full board. ogwapit et al. serious Kenyans with deep business insight. the best thing to do should be to give the young man a chance. he isn't intrinsically corrupt, that I am certain @obiero. When I look at your portfolio, I really feel for you. Ngunze is no longer defensible. He may have the backing of the board but the lack of aviation experience among the board members is also not helping at all. The boost to the flight schedule was just an exercise to hide the obvious reduction in capacity especially in the AMS route ( 400plus seats to just 234 seats). Lufthansa already took advantage of KQ's downgrade in the AMS route, when KQ announced that they will be using B787 then they resumed FRA-NBO. Just check the sequence of events leading to Lufthansa's resumption of NBO when KQ first announced the retirement of B777s. Ngunze and his board are indefensible. KQ requires fresh thinking ASAP. Nearly all the major decisions they have taken in a bid to turn around the airline is giving the competition an edge. When you have a board majority whose only experience in the aviation industry is flying first class, coupled with a lack of clear vision on the part of the CEO, no one in their right mind would touch KQ shares himkatenusu karibu wazua mmfanye kazi ya kukashifu KQ. ile ya baggage imeshindikana,ground staff routinely open bags and pilfer, then ngunze is blamed KQ ABP 4.26
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Rank: Member Joined: 5/30/2016 Posts: 332 Location: Kayole
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obiero wrote:mkate_nusu wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:obiero wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are? @arrested dev http://www.standardmedia...ith-new-flight-schedule
ngunze is backed by a full board. ogwapit et al. serious Kenyans with deep business insight. the best thing to do should be to give the young man a chance. he isn't intrinsically corrupt, that I am certain @obiero. When I look at your portfolio, I really feel for you. Ngunze is no longer defensible. He may have the backing of the board but the lack of aviation experience among the board members is also not helping at all. The boost to the flight schedule was just an exercise to hide the obvious reduction in capacity especially in the AMS route ( 400plus seats to just 234 seats). Lufthansa already took advantage of KQ's downgrade in the AMS route, when KQ announced that they will be using B787 then they resumed FRA-NBO. Just check the sequence of events leading to Lufthansa's resumption of NBO when KQ first announced the retirement of B777s. Ngunze and his board are indefensible. KQ requires fresh thinking ASAP. Nearly all the major decisions they have taken in a bid to turn around the airline is giving the competition an edge. When you have a board majority whose only experience in the aviation industry is flying first class, coupled with a lack of clear vision on the part of the CEO, no one in their right mind would touch KQ shares himkatenusu karibu wazua mmfanye kazi ya kukashifu KQ. ile ya baggage imeshindikana, ground staff routinely open bags and pilfer, then ngunze is blamed the low level workers are just displaying a culture engrained in the whole company in general(theft). heri hao they are stealing a few items here and there from less than 1% of the daily volume of baggage transiting their hands. the top fish are minting millions some bold enough to do so even in the ongoing process of an audit. 'unatafuta dere atakupeleka kwa accident', ndio me(KQ) KEGN, KPLC, KQ, SCOM
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Rank: Chief Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 18,349 Location: Nairobi
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obiero wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:Ebenyo wrote:Nguze should not have been entrusted with the kq turnaround strategy in the first place.The implementation was vague.Heathrow slot was the heart of kq.You cant sale your own soul and convince me that you will still be alive. On point. Disposing the slot sent out the wrong signals to customers and suppliers. Did the fuel supplier refused to extend credit to KQ and what is the impact on cash flows when an airline pays for fuel in cash? BA took the advantage to increase capacity? What about the cost implication of renting the afternoon slot on the overall LHR route performance? @obiero, do you see how flawed Ngunze's strategic decisions are? @arrested dev http://www.standardmedia...ith-new-flight-schedule
ngunze is backed by a full board. ogwapit et al. serious Kenyans with deep business insight. the best thing to do should be to give the young man a chance. he isn't intrinsically corrupt, that I am certain Titus Naikuni had the full backing of KQ's board. They even gave the bastard an extra year to finish f***ing the shareholders. Shall I even start with Alex Mbugua? Ngunze may have been given a lemon as he moved from COO to CEO. Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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Rank: Chief Joined: 1/3/2007 Posts: 18,349 Location: Nairobi
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@Obiero - Please come clean. Roho safi. 1) Do/Did you get any free/discounted flights on KQ? 2) Do/Did you get any free/discounted upgrades on flights on KQ/Skyteam? 3) Do/Did you get any remuneration [cash/perks/freebies] on KQ? Just asking. Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett
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