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Kenya Airways has concluded successful operational integration flights for its newly returned Boeing 777-300ER. Following domestic crew-training runs between Nairobi and Mombasa, the 400-seat wide-body aircraft is scheduled to launch long-haul service to London Heathrow starting tomorrow, July 17.

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Kenya Airways' largest passenger jet, the Boeing 777-300ER, has officially returned to Nairobi after a 10-year sublease to Turkish Airlines. The 400-seat wide-body aircraft will temporarily operate domestic flights to Mombasa with a 50% fare discount starting July 13, before debuting on the Nairobi-London route on July 17. ( 🎥 Courtesy of Official Kenya Airways )

Kenya Airways' largest passenger jet, the Boeing 777-300ER, has officially returned to Nairobi after a 10-year sublease to Turkish Airlines. The 400-seat wide-body aircraft will temporarily operate domestic flights to Mombasa with a 50% fare discount starting July 13, before debuting on the Nairobi-London route on July 17. ( 🎥 Courtesy of Official Kenya Airways )

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Kenya Airways welcomes back its Boeing 777-300ER, aircraft registration 5Y-KZX, after a decade. After being delivered to Kenya Airways in 2014, the aircraft was under a lease agreement with Turkish Airlines and was operating as TC-LKC. Reports suggest, Kenya Airways now aims a capacity boost for its London Heathrow route and is in need of wide body aircraft like Boeing 777-300ER. #aircraft #aviation #route

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Inside the Kenya Airways Boeing 777-300ER, which has returned to Kenya after being leased to Turkish Airlines for 10 years. The wide-body giant features a high-capacity, 400-seat layout with 28 Business Class and 372 Economy Class seats.

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Air Congo celebrates the arrival of Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, the first wide body aircraft for its fleet, at N’Djili International Airport in Kinshasa on 30 June. Air Congo will utilize the wet-leased Boeing 787 Dreamliners provided by its 49% shareholder, Ethiopian Airlines (ET-ASI), to operate long-haul intercontinental flights. The Dreamliner's long-haul flight launches on July 1, 2026, that will operate non-stop flights between Kinshasa (N'Djili Airport) and Brussels (Brussels Airport / Zaventem). #airlines #aircraft #aviation

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Uhuru Kenyatta had sold Kenya Airways (KQ) Boeing 777-300ER to Turkish AIRLINES, but President RUTO has returned it. This is more than a RETURN of an aircraft. It's a symbol of our resilience, our ambition and the progress we continue to make as Kenya's national CARRIER Thank you Rais, Ni Kumi Bila Breaks✌️💯

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The Boeing 777 was the first Boeing commercial airliner to feature a full digital fly-by-wire (FBW) flight control system. Powering this 777-300ER are the GE90 engines—the world's most powerful commercial jet engines. Each engine has a fan diameter so large that it is wider than the fuselage of a Boeing 737. After engine start, the hydraulic systems come to life, and the flight crew performs the flight control surfaces check. You can see the rudder, elevators, slats, and flaps moving before being configured for takeoff. Once both engines are running and supplying electrical and pneumatic power, the APU is shut down, causing the APU air intake door to close. B777-300ER (5Y-KZX) KQ100 Nairobi to London 8½ hrs.

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South Korea has successfully completed the first fully successful flight test of the KALCM Cheonryong (Korean Air-Launched Cruise Missile), which is expected to become the primary long-range strike weapon of the future KF-21 Boramae multirole fighter. On June 25, the missile was launched for the first time from an FA-50 light combat aircraft. After separation, it successfully ignited its main engine, stabilized its flight, and completed the entire test profile as planned. The successful flight comes after two unsuccessful attempts in January and March, when the missiles crashed into the sea due to failures in the ignition of the main propulsion engine following launch.

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Ethiopian Airlines’s CEO’s great interview with the BBC. #Ethiopia #Nigeria #Kenya #SouthAfrica Highlights from the interview: *$8.0 billion revenue by June, ahead of its orginal plan under “vision 2025” (ET is amongst the 30 largest airlines in the world and by far Africa’s largest. It’s bigger than Africa’s four largest flag carriers - Egypt Air, Kenya Airways, Royal Air Maroc and South African Airways - COMBINED). *110 million passengers airport starts construction this year (will be amongst the 5 largest in the world and cost $10 billion when completed). *ET has ordered approximately 70 new Boeing aircrafts, firm & options, which will be delivered over the next few years. *ET manufactures sophisticated parts in Ethiopia for Boeing aircrafts. Comments above in parenthesis ( ) added by me. Additional insight about the strong and decades-long relationship between ET and Boeing: *ET is by far Boeing’s largest customer in Africa. The airline currently flies 162 aircrafts and the vast majority are Boeings including 777s, 787s and 737s. The ~70 new Boeing aircrafts on order, worth billions of dollars, will create/maintain thousands of high paying American jobs. *Yesterday Boeing inaugurated its new Africa headquarters in Addis Abeba, further strengthening the U.S-Ethiopia investment and trade relationships. This aligns with President Trump’s policy of prioritizing trade and investments globally including with African countries. Ethiopia too is prioritizing even more trade and investments with the U.S. The U.S. has been running a trade surplus with Ethiopia for many years primarily because of the billions of dollars of Boeing sales to ET. Furthermore, ET is the largest customer in Africa of the U.S. government’s EXIM Bank based in Washington. Note: ET is on track to have 260+ aircrafts in the next several years, the vast majority will be Boeings but will also include Airbus aircrafts and others. Full interview at BBC News Africa

Ethiopian Airlines’s CEO’s great interview with the BBC. #Ethiopia #Nigeria #Kenya #SouthAfrica Highlights from the interview: $8.0 billion revenue by June, ahead of its orginal plan under “vision 2025” (ET is amongst the 30 largest airlines in the world and by far Africa’s largest. It’s bigger than Africa’s four largest flag carriers - Egypt Air, Kenya Airways, Royal Air Maroc and South African Airways - COMBINED). 110 million passengers airport starts construction this year (will be amongst the 5 largest in the world and cost $10 billion when completed). ET has ordered approximately 70 new Boeing aircrafts, firm & options, which will be delivered over the next few years. ET manufactures sophisticated parts in Ethiopia for Boeing aircrafts. Comments above in parenthesis ( ) added by me. Additional insight about the strong and decades-long relationship between ET and Boeing: ET is by far Boeing’s largest customer in Africa. The airline currently flies 162 aircrafts and the vast majority are Boeings including 777s, 787s and 737s. The ~70 new Boeing aircrafts on order, worth billions of dollars, will create/maintain thousands of high paying American jobs. Yesterday Boeing inaugurated its new Africa headquarters in Addis Abeba, further strengthening the U.S-Ethiopia investment and trade relationships. This aligns with President Trump’s policy of prioritizing trade and investments globally including with African countries. Ethiopia too is prioritizing even more trade and investments with the U.S. The U.S. has been running a trade surplus with Ethiopia for many years primarily because of the billions of dollars of Boeing sales to ET. Furthermore, ET is the largest customer in Africa of the U.S. government’s EXIM Bank based in Washington. Note: ET is on track to have 260+ aircrafts in the next several years, the vast majority will be Boeings but will also include Airbus aircrafts and others. Full interview at BBC News Africa

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🚨🇺🇦🚀 BIG | Ukraine's missile industry is entering a new phase with longer-range weapons and a new European-backed missile defense program. New developments suggest Kyiv is rapidly expanding both its offensive strike capabilities and its ability to defend against ballistic missile attacks. According to Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh, Ukraine's Sapsan ballistic missile has recently undergone significant modernization, achieving its first major improvements in precision. At the same time, Fire Point has reached agreements with 13 European defense companies to jointly develop the Freyja ballistic missile defense system. Speaking to Reuters, Terekh said the project aims to achieve its first successful ballistic missile interception by mid-2027. The interceptor is expected to cost less than €1 million per missile, making it significantly cheaper than comparable Patriot interceptors. Norway's Kongsberg is developing the command-and-control system, while discussions continue with Germany's Diehl Defence to integrate its missile guidance technology. Fire Point also revealed that its FP7 ballistic missile is in the final stage of certification by Ukraine's Ministry of Defense and is expected to enter combat service in early autumn. The larger FP9 ballistic missile, which the company says will have the range to strike Moscow, is scheduled to be fully operational by late autumn. The announcements underline Ukraine's accelerating push to build a domestic missile industry capable of strengthening both its strategic strike capability and its long-term air and missile defense with growing support from Europe's defense sector. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🚨🇺🇦🚀 BIG | Ukraine's missile industry is entering a new phase with longer-range weapons and a new European-backed missile defense program. New developments suggest Kyiv is rapidly expanding both its offensive strike capabilities and its ability to defend against ballistic missile attacks. According to Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh, Ukraine's Sapsan ballistic missile has recently undergone significant modernization, achieving its first major improvements in precision. At the same time, Fire Point has reached agreements with 13 European defense companies to jointly develop the Freyja ballistic missile defense system. Speaking to Reuters, Terekh said the project aims to achieve its first successful ballistic missile interception by mid-2027. The interceptor is expected to cost less than €1 million per missile, making it significantly cheaper than comparable Patriot interceptors. Norway's Kongsberg is developing the command-and-control system, while discussions continue with Germany's Diehl Defence to integrate its missile guidance technology. Fire Point also revealed that its FP7 ballistic missile is in the final stage of certification by Ukraine's Ministry of Defense and is expected to enter combat service in early autumn. The larger FP9 ballistic missile, which the company says will have the range to strike Moscow, is scheduled to be fully operational by late autumn. The announcements underline Ukraine's accelerating push to build a domestic missile industry capable of strengthening both its strategic strike capability and its long-term air and missile defense with growing support from Europe's defense sector. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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The Boeing 777X is now scheduled for 2027.. that's a 7-year delay on the original timeline. But when it finally arrives, it will bring absolutely insane tech that no other airliner has. Here are the 5 features that make people say "okay… maybe it WAS worth waiting for": 1️⃣ GE9X engines: 134,300 lbf each. Two of them produce more thrust than four engines on a 747-400. A twin making a quad look weak is wild. 2️⃣ Longest wing ever on a commercial jet: 71.8 m.. then folds down to 64.8 m like a transformer so it still fits at normal gates. Literally the coolest mechanical feature in aviation right now. 3️⃣ Composite wing + raked tip geometry = ~12-13% better fuel burn than the 777-300ER it replaces. That is a massive leap for a "simple" refresh. 4️⃣ 777-9: 16,170 km range. 777-8: 17,220 km. That’s London–Sydney non-stop with 30+ tons of cargo still on board. Name another plane that can do that today. 5️⃣ Biggest windows ever on a Boeing + higher placement = cabin that actually feels like a lounge, not a tunnel. So here’s the real question: After all the delays, whistleblowers, test-flight groundings, and billions burned.. will the 777X actually save the airlines enough money to justify the chaos? Or is this just Boeing flexing while Airbus quietly wins the decade with the A350-1000 that’s already flying and making money?

The Boeing 777X is now scheduled for 2027.. that's a 7-year delay on the original timeline. But when it finally arrives, it will bring absolutely insane tech that no other airliner has. Here are the 5 features that make people say "okay… maybe it WAS worth waiting for": 1️⃣ GE9X engines: 134,300 lbf each. Two of them produce more thrust than four engines on a 747-400. A twin making a quad look weak is wild. 2️⃣ Longest wing ever on a commercial jet: 71.8 m.. then folds down to 64.8 m like a transformer so it still fits at normal gates. Literally the coolest mechanical feature in aviation right now. 3️⃣ Composite wing + raked tip geometry = ~12-13% better fuel burn than the 777-300ER it replaces. That is a massive leap for a "simple" refresh. 4️⃣ 777-9: 16,170 km range. 777-8: 17,220 km. That’s London–Sydney non-stop with 30+ tons of cargo still on board. Name another plane that can do that today. 5️⃣ Biggest windows ever on a Boeing + higher placement = cabin that actually feels like a lounge, not a tunnel. So here’s the real question: After all the delays, whistleblowers, test-flight groundings, and billions burned.. will the 777X actually save the airlines enough money to justify the chaos? Or is this just Boeing flexing while Airbus quietly wins the decade with the A350-1000 that’s already flying and making money?

Fahad Naim

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ASIM MUNIR’S CHILAS AIRFIELD PROJECT: CIVILIAN COVER, MILITARY PURPOSE? Repair and restoration of Chilas Airfield in occupied Gilgit-Baltistan has begun. This 4,500-foot (1,372-metre) British-era airstrip, originally built in 1927, remains fundamentally non-operational for commercial flights. It is deeply weathered, lacks modern navigation aids and safety protocols required for civil aviation, and has long been limited to PAF training aircraft, logistics planes, and helicopter operations. At its current length it is unsuitable even for routine fighter-jet operations. The ongoing upgrade is widely seen as Asim Munir’s personal priority — sold publicly as a “dual-use” facility that will also serve civilians, yet designed primarily to enhance military aviation capacity and strategic utility. Local media reports claim residents have thanked and appreciated Asim Munir. Pakistan’s military is carefully presenting the project as a future civilian airport. The real purpose, however, remains overwhelmingly military.

ASIM MUNIR’S CHILAS AIRFIELD PROJECT: CIVILIAN COVER, MILITARY PURPOSE? Repair and restoration of Chilas Airfield in occupied Gilgit-Baltistan has begun. This 4,500-foot (1,372-metre) British-era airstrip, originally built in 1927, remains fundamentally non-operational for commercial flights. It is deeply weathered, lacks modern navigation aids and safety protocols required for civil aviation, and has long been limited to PAF training aircraft, logistics planes, and helicopter operations. At its current length it is unsuitable even for routine fighter-jet operations. The ongoing upgrade is widely seen as Asim Munir’s personal priority — sold publicly as a “dual-use” facility that will also serve civilians, yet designed primarily to enhance military aviation capacity and strategic utility. Local media reports claim residents have thanked and appreciated Asim Munir. Pakistan’s military is carefully presenting the project as a future civilian airport. The real purpose, however, remains overwhelmingly military.

Subodh Kumar

51,116 просмотров • 4 дней назад