دورة المؤشرنت للتحليل الفني
50 دينار كويتي
الاخ: ابو عثمان صباخ الخير اذا كان صباحا ومساء الخير اذا كان مسا
الرجاء التكرم بالرد على سؤالى للاهمية لى ولغيري
اذا كنت بابيع اسهمي لشخص ما ؟ ماهي طريقة حفظ حقوقي ؟ وحقوقه
واين نوثق البيع ؟
على العموم مقر الخطوط الجويه الوطنية الكويتيه موجود في الدور الأول من سوق المطار أول مكتب من اليمين و الشخص يقدر يدخله من الخارج و يعني يوقف سيارته و أروح حق أول مكتب من اليمين و راح أشوف شعار الشركة
اسمح لي اخوي كلامك هذا غير صحيح
نرجوا تحري الدقة قل نشر اي معلومة
الله اسلمك أخوي أميل النحل لو عندي كامره جان صورتلك المقر
أنته روح مطار الكويت و أصفط السياره في مواقف المغادرون
و وروح حق أول باب في المطار من جهت اليمين (من خارج المطار)
أكون صريح معاك أنه ما دخلت المقر بس أول ماتوصل حق الباب الأصغير
إلي في أقصى اليمين راح أتلاقي فوقه علامة الخطوط الجوية الوطنية
الكويتية
وشكرا
المكتب لايزال قيد الانشاء وعلى نار هادئة وذلك على حسب كما ذكر مشرف ادارة سوق المطار ولم يتم افتتاحة بعد وانا غير مهم ان اشكك في ما ذكرته انه هناك يافطة مكتوب عليها الخطوط الوطنية الكويتية
على كل حال اخونا الكريم الله يحفظكم
كلنا ان شاء الله بانتظار الاخبار الطيبة عن الشركة
ولا ازال اقول ان التشغيل الاسطول مستبعد حاليا يبيلة وقت ومو قبل شهر شهر يوليوا
ويا جماعه والله ان مطارنا الحين عاجز وغير قادر على استيعاب اسطول الشركة الجديدة الى حين الانتهاء من المشروع الاول واعداد مواقف جديده للطائرات ...... والله المستعان
انا توقعاتي بان الوطنية ستدرج بالنصف الثاني من 2008 وتذكروا كلامي ( بيض الخعفق مو نفس فرخ الخعنفق )والله الشركه باين عليها مطوله على الادراج الجزيره بعد ما ادرجوها الطيران يبيله وقت على ما يشتغل
انا توقعاتي بان الوطنية ستدرج بالنصف الثاني من 2008 وتذكروا كلامي ( بيض الخعفق مو نفس فرخ الخعنفق )
KAC chief seeking support for bill to privatise airline; New additions to fleet planned
KUWAIT (KUNA): Chairman and Managing Director of Kuwait Airways Corporation (KAC) Sheikh Talal Al-Mubarak Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah called upon the executive and legislative authorities to work together in supporting KAC so as to overcome challenges, achieve profits and greater success. In an exclusive interview with Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), Sheikh Talal said that it is “important to support the draft law for transferring the corporation into a private company, as it is a basis for its development and re-launching into the commercial aviation market so as to prove it’s worth among new local companies.”
He said that KAC’s law had been placed by the parliamentary finance and economy committee in cooperation with related bodies, including the worker’s union, the Society of Pilots and Aviation Engineers thus guaranteeing employment and objective evaluation of KAC’s assets. On the privatization of KAC, the chairman said, “There is a misconception that KAC is to be privatized... this is not an option because the state cannot sell its shares.” “It is still a corporation and must first be transformed into a state-owned company through the issuance of a parliamentary law and come under the law for commercial companies, thus become free in its decision-making in order to implement its restructuring plan to achieve targeted profits,” he explained.
He said that only after this stage can the state take the decision to sell its shares to the private sector through a mechanism that guaranteed transforming the corporation into a company or through the privatization law.
When asked about the effect the companies of Al-Jazeera and Wataniya airways have had on KAC, he said that “the effects will be negative if KAC is not transformed into a private company, because leaving it at its current status would limit its ability to compete, like those companies that work freely.” Sheikh Talal noted that prior to the 1990 invasion of Kuwait, KAC had a fleet of 21 planes and carried in 1988/99 approximately 1.6 million passengers with total revenues of KD 148 million. Now its fleet now comprise of 17 planes and carried in 2004/05 some 2.4 million passenger with revenues totalling KD 220 million. “These figures show that KAC is not carrying more passengers with greater revenues using fewer planes,” he said.
Regarding KAC’s financial difficulties and debts, the chairman said that a plan had been put in place to overcome this and that it was approved by the board and the Minister of Communications, adding that the corporation would be able to reach a set balance in 2007-2008 provided the recommendations of field experts and specialized committees inputs are implemented. Asked whether KAC was to increase the number of planes in its fleet, Sheikh Talal said that the current fleet had been operating since 1993 and that some planes would have completed their life-span in 2007, which is why the KAC would be making new additions to its fleet.
Furthermore, he said the project was in its final stages and hoped planes would be delivered anywhere between 16 months and five years, depending on their types, stressing that KAC insists on best maintenance for its fleet and so far have a clear record when it comes to safety and safety standard. He also announced KAC was to implement late this year a new system for booking over the internet and the issuance of e-tickets as part of its efforts to cut down costs, adding that an agreement would be finalised soon with local banks in order to facilitate payment using credit cards.
In response to a question on services, Sheikh Talal said KAC was about to sign a contract for new seats for the first and business classes that could be used or re-adjusted as beds, as well as more entertainment would be in place for its A-340 and B-777 planes. Regarding the KD 212 million approved by the parliament as KAC’s budget, the chairman said it was received in three installments as of July 2005 and was used to cover fleet financing debts which at the time had been at KD 93.1 million, adding that the surplus was invested in safe short and medium-range investments.
And on Kuwait’s policy for opening its airspace, he said that there were agreements with 78 countries on this issue but that there were only carriers of 38 countries that operated to and from Kuwait, adding, “We are not against opening out airspace, but we show reservation as to the implementation... We hoped this would take place in stages, based on certain principles that would guarantee continued air traffic so as to boost the economy.” Finally he added that such bilateral agreements should not be implemented by the Kuwaiti side alone, as this would have negative effects on KAC and all local carriers.
دورة المؤشرنت للتحليل الفني
50 دينار كويتي