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Kenya Airways to cut flights over shortage of pilots

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 2019

Kenya Airways (KQ) is set to cut down on routes and hire 20 pilots on contract to reduce flight cancellations that are costing the national carrier Sh5 billion annually.
In a memo to pilots, director of flight operations Paul Njoroge says the KQ brand is under threat due to thousands of disrupted travellers who may opt not to fly with the airline again.

SURPRISE DECISION

The first two weeks of August were particularly bad, with 91 flight cancellations, of which 68 were due to crew constraints.
“As a result of the above losses, in the next few weeks we shall be reducing the network to avoid further erosion of the brand due to the disruptions,” KQ says in the letter.
“This means the market share we have fought hard to win shall be eroded and winning this back will be a much harder task due to diminished customer confidence.”

 
Kuna mkumbafu mmoja jana kasema hawana shortage za mapai [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Kuna kumbafu ingine jana pia haijarealise wakona shortage of both aircrafts and pilots,if they were to be given free aircrafts they would start to train pilots from scratch
 
Alafu wana ndege 3 tu alafu bado Kunakuwepo na shortage ya mapai [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
Kuna kumbafu ingine jana pia haijarealise wakona shortage of both aircrafts and pilots,if they were to be given free aircrafts they would start to train pilots from scratch
 
Kuna kumbafu ingine jana pia haijarealise wakona shortage of both aircrafts and pilots,if they were to be given free aircrafts they would start to train pilots from scratch
Hahahaha, poor Kenyans, only what you know better are tribalism and corruption, every sector is collapsing, except those two.
 
These Tanzanian hunting dogs hawachoki kubweka......... sa yote Ke ke ke nyaa.. . ke ke ke nyaa... Biatch!
 
Umeshawaii skia kq imeshikwa juu ya madeni
Inatengeneza hasara kila mwaka, imeshindwa kulipa mikopo yake katika Benki ilizokopa, serikali yenu ililazimisha hizo benki kugeuza hayo Madeni kuwa ndio hisa zao, kinyume cha hapo KQ ingepelekwa mahakamani. ATCL haina deni popote pale.
 
Alafu wana ndege 3 tu alafu bado Kunakuwepo na shortage ya mapai [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
KQ iko na 430 Pilots, lakini kulingana na IATA standards wanahitaji angalau 600 pilots kwa ndege zaidi ya 40. Hii si ligi yako!



Kenya Airways has lost 130 pilots to Middle East airlines in the past one year because of poor pay, the Kenya Airline Pilots Association (KALPA) has said.
The pilots association refuted claims by Kenya Airways CEO Sebastian Mikosz that they were the best paid in Africa and that their compensation took a large share of the airlines’ income.
The association told the National Assembly Transport and housing committee last week Kenya Airways had 430 pilots, 200 heads short of capacity.
They attributed the cash problems facing the carrier to high cost of tickets, poor management and high expatriates pay.
The pilot’s association Secretary General Captain Mureithi Nyaga told the MPs that other international airlines have also been eyeing KQ engineers who are some of the trained in Africa.
“Our members have moved to the middle East airlines who are offering better packages, why are they not turning down the jobs if they are the best paid by KQ? asked Mr Nyaga.
The Secretary General told the committee chaired by Pokot South MP David Pkosing that pilots flying Boeing earn a gross salary of Ksh483, 350 ($4,834), those flying Embraer earn Ksh407,916 ($4,080).
In addition, captains get Ksh36,000 ($360) and first officers Ksh30,814 ($308) as house allowance. Pilots who fly outside the country get $200 as accommodation per night.
“I am not aware where the CEO of Kenya Airways got the Ksh1.6 million ($16,000) he was telling you about from,” Mr Nyaga said.
Mr Mikosz had also told the committee pilots fly 533 hours in a year but Mr Nyaga put the time at 780 hours annually.
Mr Nyaga told MPs many expatriates at KQ are paid millions of shillings for minimal output.
“Kenya Airways has five expatriates from Israel being paid about Ksh5 million ($50,000) per month, we don’t know what exactly they do,” Mr Nyaga told the committee.
The pilots also accuse KQ of charging high prices for their tickets hence losing customers to rival airlines such as Ethiopian airlines.
“In our view as pilots, the ticket prices are exorbitant and we don’t understand how they do their calculations,” Mr Nyaga said.
He also attributed the woes facing the airline to the poorly motivated staff, some of them on contract, and burnout.
“Some of their own staff are not happy and are even telling people to go to Ethiopian airline,” Mr Nyaga said.
The pilots said they would only support a plan to merge Kenya Airways and the Kenya Airports Authority if it would secure jobs.

 
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Nchi ya asali na maziwa...hela ya ndani[emoji116][emoji116][emoji116][emoji116][emoji116][emoji116]

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Lipeni madeni bana...hizi aibu ndogo ndogo za nn...[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]hooo sisi hatukopi, hee tunatumia pesa za ndani..kumbe hta kulipa madeni hamuwezi...ndo manake huaga mnasamehewa madeni...


We endelea kuimba mapambio tu...[emoji122][emoji122][emoji122][emoji122]
 
Air Tanzania imeanzishwa juzi na tayari wanamatatizo ya kifedha.KQ had its golden age when they used to make profit
 
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