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| Date | 2013-11-07 |
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| Message | Please add me to your guest book, I was in EAA from 1968 until its demise in 1977. Feel free to give my email address to any former EAA staff who would like to contact me;best regards, Ed Penfold |
| Date | 2013-11-04 |
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| Message | This is an amendment to my last post. I left EAA in 1966,not 1971. After transferring from DAR I returned to Central Reservations in Sadler House and joined Neill Todd in the Commercial Training Dept (newly formed) along with a Mrs Robson and Tony ODonoghue. My wife (Chris Bartlett) was the first local to transfer from Reservations to Flight Services and her photograph wearing life jacket was displayed on the DC3 flight deck door. |
| Date | 2013-10-31 |
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| Message | Jambo . I joined eaac in Jan 1956 along with George Morton and Reg Penman. I was posted to Kampala,Dar es Salaam nd Nairobi. I was reservations officer at all 3 locations. I left in 1971 to join Air Rhodesia as Sen Res Officer, in Lusaka. Later in Harare. I stayed in Zim working mostly in civil aviation until 2007. Would like to hear from any Rafiki who might  me. Or my wife Chris Bartlett, Stdss. |
| Date | 2013-10-30 |
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| Message | inquiry about internship placements on reservations and ticketing |
| Date | 2013-10-30 |
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| Message | Looking forward to next year reunion.Glad to see there is still a lot of us stiil above ground.Cheers Mike |
| Date | 2013-10-11 |
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| Message | LEFT EAA IN APRIL 1976. DC3 SIPPER. CHEERS JOHNNY. |
| Date | 2013-10-03 |
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| Message | Thank you creating a website dedicated to EAA. It is now over 37 years since the airline folded, but for those who worked with EAA, most have been left with great memories of special times. I worked in the Technical Office at Embakasi for eight years (1967 - 1975). My memories were rekindled recently with the retirement of the four ex-EAA Super VC10's. I went to see ZA-150, ex 5H-MOG, arrive at Dunsfold last week and recorded the event on the website vc10.net. Would enjoy hearing from anyone who was there during those times. |
| Date | 2013-09-29 |
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| Message | I served in the RAF at Eastliegh on 1340 flt Harvards up to 1955 thence to Mauripur Pakistan for a year after 18 months working for English Electric on canberra's I emigrated back to Kenya,joined EAA late 1958 after a comical interview with Bunny Wright,after gaining my licences A & C I rose to foreman on servicing,I really wanted to fly but was never able to reach the then required 1000 hrs Dave Klien was the last to get in before this limit was introduced.I married hostie Pauline King in 69 which event most of Eaa attended!.Still together after 44 yrs.Now long retired in UK,Anybody know the whereabouts of Tom Palmer?. These were the best years of my life.  |
| Date | 2013-09-27 |
| Message | Interesting history. Tony Burleton 88 West Hill, Wembley HA9 9RR England. |
| Date | 2013-09-26 |
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| Message | I flew as a 'hostie' with EAA in the early sixties, both before and after independence. My main trips were Nairobi/London on the Comets...however,if one broke the rules and got on the bad side of the queen bee, we were relegated to the DC3's for one roster and were spoiled rotten by the pilot's on the "bush" runs!! We were all good friends in those days and those years in Nairobi can only really be understood by those that lived it. They say East Africa gets into your soul and it seems to be true...as so many of you say "The best years of my life". |
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