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Private Message added 2014-07-28 |
| Date | 2014-07-28 |
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| Message | Seconded from the RAF to BOAC along with five other pilots from Kenya my Dad flew out one of the first six Dragon Rapides to Nairobi. I was born the same year scheduled services started. He flew these, Doves, Lodestars and DC3's before leaving to Sabena in the Congo. I did my interview, and a short flight in a DC3 with Capt Eddie Parker in early1974, but due to a decision to hire only indigenous citizens, entry was delayed a year. I flew the same DC3's as dad, checked out by Eddie who had flown with Dad as a radio operator. Saw the second retirement of the DC3's and had just been posted to the VC10 fleet and doing training when the Airline ceased operations. Best flying club in the world. |
| Date | 2014-07-23 |
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| Message | This is a great effort to connect old buddies. Few would disregard the great memories of Nairobi's Night Club life of Halians, Club 1900, Topaz Grill, Sahara, etc. or Mombasa's Sunshine or Mermaid! After all what would teenagers spend their money on in the early to mid 1970's. |
Private Message added 2014-07-04 |
| Date | 2014-06-23 |
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| Message | My father, Capt. W.M. (Andy) Anderson joined EAA immediately after WWII in 1946 and flew Rapides. He left EAA in 1951 to join Noon & Pearce Flying Charters and then joined Hunting Clan in the UK and afterwards Sudan Airways. He rejoined EAA in 1960, flying Daks & the new F27s. He retired from EAA in 1964 after a stroke. I have a soft spot for EAA as my very first flight was with my Dad in an EAA Rapide from Wilson Airport. |
| Date | 2014-06-15 |
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| Message |  All my loveliest memories that I now recollect were when I was getting ready to either fly to Nairobi back to the Prince of Wales school that I attended or getting ready to fly back home to Kampala with the fabulous East African Airlines where my Dad was always waiting for me at the airport.My nicest air hostess was Sheila Kritikos....wonder where she is now.... |
| Date | 2014-06-05 |
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| Message | Joined EAA after AST Perth to fly the great Dak in Jan 1975. Loved and enjoyed every bit of the short period that I worked there. It was full of fun too. It was a great and bright idea to establish this site it brings back those sweet memories of the 70's Hope to be connected to our old buddies. Looking forward to the re-union day  |
| Date | 2014-05-26 |
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| Message | Human Resource Department East African Airways 26/5/14 Dear Sir/Madam I was excited to learn of your company and your services. I am an enthusiastic, confident, hardworking and a really customer focused individual who is able to meet the high standards of service demanded by your company. You will see from my CV.I have of customer service and hospitality in several different environments. I have excellent interpersonal skills, a friendly and approachable manner and a professional attitude, which I feel would allow me to bring success to this position. . It has been a long term career aspiration to work for an airline, as a member of the Cabin Crew so that I can combine my love of service and hospitality with my passion for travel. I am passionate about service and would love to transfer those skills to the skies. I thoroughly enjoy everything about being a member of a cabin crew, from the diversity of the passengers I meet to the camaraderie and team spirit of the crew. I would greatly appreciate the opportunity to bring my skills and love of flying with your airline. I am keen to discuss my application. CECILIA AWUOR OKOTH CELL: 0725074997; EMAIL: [email protected] |
Private Message added 2014-05-13 |
| Date | 2014-04-28 |
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| Message | Love flying in Africa |
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