nairobian m: Great work dere,big up
Kip them coming. Thy r lovly.

pendo89: Homesick damn! na niko tu hapa karibu na park.
That giraffe is the most kissed in the world.I have kissed and fed it pallets.

gallivant: Great pics dere.

dereWaMatt:
thanks nairobian.nitaendelea.

hehe..pia mimi.ur supposed to put the pellet in ur mouth then u get the massive kiss.ilinipaka mate mob kwa uso lakini.never again.

thanks.nikuchangia tu.

The delivery of Kenya Airways’ 36th “bird” is now imminent as the aircraft was put through a vigorous in-flight testing regime over the past two days, ahead of the formal handover later this week at the Embraer assembly plant in San Jose Dos Campos.

The aircraft, once it joins the fleet at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), will be deployed on regional and medium distance routes across the African continent and is, as all other Kenya Airways aircraft, configured in a Premium and Economy class section, offering 12 business class seats in a 2x1 layout and 84 economy class seats in a 2x2 layout.

The Embraers are playing a crucial role towards achieving Kenya Airways’ target of connecting every political and commercial capital on the continent with Nairobi by the end of 2013, using this type of medium-distance jet alongside the proven B737NGs and, in particular, on select Southern and Western African routes, the B767 and B777.

pendo89: mi sinyiti hi storo ya kq

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Awesome Thread. <3 Read the Whole Thing during Lunch.