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Hata sisi Bus zipo very modern ndefu kama treni
Modern Airport Terminal in East and Central Africa almost complete
Modern Airport Terminal in East and Central Africa almost complete
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Hivi ulipo angalia hiyo vido ya thread ukisikia swala kuwa kutakuwa na modern lounge. Pia inajengwa 5 star hotel itakuwa pia na conference center.??
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Zero brain toka lini train station ikiwa na airport bridges.?? Au ikiwa na system yaku sort mizigo ?? Those are two things different.
Airport terminals ina standard yake haijengwi kama tent.
mwaswast
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Mbona hill jengo nyekundu linakaa kiwanda hivi? ama ni kichinjio?
mwaswast
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Hahahaha hiyo yenyu kafanana na greenhouse.
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Huu uchafu ndounatuletea humu. Jengo limekaa kama makumbusho ya world war 2
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Hili jengo ni floor mbili lakwetu ni tatu.
Lakwenu floor yakuingilia nakutokea kwenye ndege ni moja.
Lakwetu floor yakuingilia imejitenga na yakutokea kwenye ndege.
Huo umodern umeutoa wapi ??
. Ludi kajipange.
Naomba kuona Travelator
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25 Milli pessengers by 2025!
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8 million Passenger ukiunganisha na tent au ??
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Kenya gets Sh16bn AfDB loan for new JKIA runway project
Read here
Does Emirates have plans to bring the A380 to Kenya?
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(eTN) – “Kenya is our third biggest market in Africa after South Africa and Nigeria,” was the statement made earlier in the week, when Emirates’ Nairobi office launched the airline’s premium product upgrades now in place in all of the flying giant aircraft. The A380 will first come to Africa in October, when it will feature on the daily flights from Dubai to Johannesburg, replacing smaller aircraft due to continuously strong and rising demand. Durban is also being launched as yet another Emirates destination in South Africa besides Johannesburg and Cape Town.
The Airbus A380 is equipped with a First Class cabin of 14 personal suites and most notably offers an inflight shower service, reportedly well received by passengers especially on very long-haul flights. An out-of-this-world First Class Lounge in Dubai and a range of other goodies for passengers in First, round up the image Emirates is promoting around the world.
Business Class passengers will also enjoy a new world of inflight comfort on the A380, as it is equipped with the arguably best flat-bed seats on the market, and catering in both F and C is rumored to compete with another “5-star” airline for top honors.
Yet, the ongoing renovations and expansion at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, and the recent problems with multiple power outages, are not conducive for an A380 operation just yet, although it is apparently planned to have a double-decker airbridge installed at one of the end gates of the terminal to facilitate docking of the giant airliner without problems.
Does Emirates have plans to bring the A380 to Kenya? - eTurboNews (eTN)
And here
Kenya gets Sh16bn AfDB loan for new JKIA runway project
Weka proof ur current runway width of 60m can accommodate A380! Leave aside air bridges that none r double decker.
Read here
Does Emirates have plans to bring the A380 to Kenya?
By
eTN Managing Editor
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July 22, 2011
0
1242
(eTN) – “Kenya is our third biggest market in Africa after South Africa and Nigeria,” was the statement made earlier in the week, when Emirates’ Nairobi office launched the airline’s premium product upgrades now in place in all of the flying giant aircraft. The A380 will first come to Africa in October, when it will feature on the daily flights from Dubai to Johannesburg, replacing smaller aircraft due to continuously strong and rising demand. Durban is also being launched as yet another Emirates destination in South Africa besides Johannesburg and Cape Town.
The Airbus A380 is equipped with a First Class cabin of 14 personal suites and most notably offers an inflight shower service, reportedly well received by passengers especially on very long-haul flights. An out-of-this-world First Class Lounge in Dubai and a range of other goodies for passengers in First, round up the image Emirates is promoting around the world.
Business Class passengers will also enjoy a new world of inflight comfort on the A380, as it is equipped with the arguably best flat-bed seats on the market, and catering in both F and C is rumored to compete with another “5-star” airline for top honors.
Yet, the ongoing renovations and expansion at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, and the recent problems with multiple power outages, are not conducive for an A380 operation just yet, although it is apparently planned to have a double-decker airbridge installed at one of the end gates of the terminal to facilitate docking of the giant airliner without problems.
Does Emirates have plans to bring the A380 to Kenya? - eTurboNews (eTN)
And here
Kenya gets Sh16bn AfDB loan for new JKIA runway project
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Data ya 2016 hiyo. Imagine 2018 utakuwaje.
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Usitufanye mafala ujenzi ulisha isha zamani. Tupatie render
NairobiWalker
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Weka proof runway ya JNIA can accommodate A380.
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Sijakataa ulichofanya niku confirm
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Tumekwambia bridge.
NairobiWalker
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Wewe unafuatilia hoja ama unabobojaboboja tu bila kuelewa kinachojadiliwa?
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Hiyo ni warehouse yakuweka mizigo ya swissport.
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Tumekwambia our bridges can accomodate A380.