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hi people my dad used to work for EAA as chief steward his name was roggers kassim rajab does anyone remember him
Hello, I have been searching for any information about EAA for quite sometime. I am glad that I was able to find this website. My late mother, Teddy Kabacubya was a hostess (flight attendant) from the start to the 1960's of the EAA airways. As a little kid by then, I used to admire her and she was my inspiration. Those were the good times.... I kept all her EAA airways pictures. Everyone who comes to my home would ask me.... who's that picture...Looks so beautiful. People would think that she worked in the Navy. I thinks it could be more helpful if we had pictures of all staff members who worked for EAA posted on website. Thank you so much for creating this website. Good job
My sister the late Carole Longden worked as a
an air stewardess for EAA from 1969-1971 and was
based in Nairobi.When my parents died a few years
ago i inherited Caroles photo album which has
some stunning scenes of Africa,also reconised a
couple of people in the album,Rod Gordon now
lives in oz and Sheila freeman all worked at EAA
Interesting website..............
Best Wishes
Richard Longden
My father Cliff was with Airways for most off his working life.
My brother and I spent many weekends in the hangar with a container of paraffin and a brush cleaning some obscure part or other, it kept us busy and out of the way. My first visit to Britain was when he did the VC10 course.
Dad died of cancer in 2003.
Great website, so many fond childhood memories for me. My father, Stephen Cannon was engineer with EAA from 1972 to 1977. From Kenya we went on to Bahrain and then Kuwait. I became a cabin attendant with Gulf Air and then Britsh Airways through the 1990s.
My late father, Mr.Hassanali.Abdulali who died in 2004,had served EAA since its inception till it broke-up,in various fields as Ground Staff in Mombasa office. He had also tutored a lot of junior officers under him in ticketing & fare calculations.
smilie
Dear Sirs, I am a survivor passenger of the flight from Nairobi to London, via Addis Abeba which unfortunately crushed at the departure from Addis on 18th april 1972. Has the East african airways still in their archive data about this accident? Can you send me by mail a statement confirming my presence in the list of passengers? I would be grateful of your help.
Best regards
Elio Marotta
I joined EAA as ground engineer at Embakasi in July 1960 and left to become a F/O on DC3's in July 1965 converting to F/O Comet 4's, Captain Twin Otters, F27's and DC9's.
great Airline, great people and places.
Great Website!!!
WELCOME
Jambo to all rafikis of Tim and me
Linda
Hi, my late father Mr. Wilson Okumu Lutara was the Director General of the East African Airways from 1967-1971. Thanks for the site and hope the memories will live on.
I worked for EAA until 1977 in avionic workshop overhauling electrical components for DC 3,F27,Comet4 ,cv10 ,DC9 & boeing aircraft . They were the best days in my life ,nice weather friendly atmosphear and above all very good friends have good memories at the airport my brother Hanif mughal used to work in avionics workshop, later he moved to ground support section . I knew most of the engineering staff any one out there please contact me will be appreciated.living now in uk for last 30 years
I along with my Dad Les Leese worked for EAA my Dad in the Metal fabrication shop & me in Reservations in Sadler House & Embakasi.We both emigrated to Perth Western Australia.Still miss Nairobi & the good times
My father (Harold Groombridge) worked as the EAA station manager in Aden from 1959-63. I as an 8/9 year old boy used to fly back and forth to boarding school in Nairobi and remember well the odd occasion sitting on a captain's knee "flying the plane" - those were the days. Harold has gone to the clouds to fly his spitfire
I was surprised to find this site. I flew many times with EAA on their VC-10s, comets and DC-9s when I lived in Nairobi in 1960s and 70s mainly to London and to the Seychelles. Shame it collapsed in 1977. I was at the Banda school and I recall that there were kids there whose parents worked for EAA (Megson, Cowie are names that spring to mind).
Dave Britchford told me about your site.
My father was Cliff Sarginson who worked for EAA from day one until the end.
My mother has a box of photos that he took from the early days. The next time that I am in Ireland I will look through them and see what is there for you.
I worked for Eaa in nairobi, 1971-1977, Air tanzania 1978-1981 and uganda Airlines 1981-88,and Jet support Centre,Manston, 1990-92. Now in the UK.
I used to work in EAA and then BOAC stores at Nairobi Airport. from 1961-1967.I was a keen hockey player and athelete in Nile House. Played hockey with Kenya olympic players in our team and won lot of trophies.Those were the good old days,miss the weather and lots of friends. Very happy to see your site. Bye all the best.
Hi
I use to work with EAA,in Nairobi and Dar-es-salmm,from 1971-1977,I use to work on a/c Dc3,it was on off the happyiest dayes of my life,plase contect me if you need any other info.
regards
abid