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Okay so I am going to guess and say, Jubba is owned by Hawiyes, Daalo by Isaaqs and anonymousfaarax is Darood.

Going on a limb here but am I right?

I am Isaaq if you wanted to know Who owns what makes no difference to me. I am unable to comment on Daalo since i have not used their service.

You have a creative mind, bro. You should pursue a career in creative writing

Jubba Airways already operates 3 Boeing 474s and just signed a multi-million dollar deal to buy further 9 Boeing 747s to service destinations in Europe & elsewhere. You should be proud that a Privately owned Somali Airlines is reaching these heights instead of displaying inferiority complex

Okay so I am going to guess and say, Jubba is owned by Hawiyes, Daalo by Isaaqs and anonymousfaarax is Darood.

Going on a limb here but am I right?

Jubba Airways is owned by Waceysle Cade, Dhaalo is owned by Isaaq & Osob Airways is owned by Warsengali-Abgaal.

You should be proud that a Privately owned Somali Airlines is reaching these heights instead of displaying inferiority complex

your inferiority complex allowing, try to comprehend that you [or Somalis] won't get anywhere without being able to take onboard constructive criticism.

Plus, you clearly do not realise that the only 'airports' able to accomodate the planes you speak of are [Djibouti,] berbera and Mogadishu and that propeller planes are used everywhere else) unless you provide evidence i doubt that (a) jubba can afford to buy 9 new planes when it leases the ones it currently uses and (b) there is no demand to justify 12, LMAO, B747

Your constructive criticisms are duly noted. Now, please take the refund & shove it deep down your asshole. Many thanks, ya akhi

Well 2 out of 3 is still too predictable.

Your constructive criticisms are duly noted. Now, please take the refund & shove it deep down your asshole. Many thanks, ya akhi

I see your pissed off cuz I showed the shit you were chatting for what it was Kulaha 12 Boeing 747

National Parliament Speaker Mudane Sharif Shiekh Hassan coming back to the country today on a Private Jubba Airways Flight

each about 332.9 Million:

http://www.boeing.com/commercial/prices/index.html

Did he say Jubba Airways signed a multi-million dollar deal to buy further 9 Boeing 747s? First of all, the deal if Jubba signed any would have been in the billions, do the math. Secondly, you lie too much.

LOL & 9 B747s. Been hadaad sheegtid, at least been run uu eg sheeg damn.

Congrats Jubba Airways, well done.

Safarkayga Djibouti iyo Jubba Airways
http://oodweynenews.com/articles/67091- ... rjeex.html

Jubba Airways, the Happy Way to Fly
http://pamafricanqueen.blogspot.com/201 ... o-fly.html

each about 332.9 Million:

http://www.boeing.com/commercial/prices/index.html

Did he say Jubba Airways signed a multi-million dollar deal to buy further 9 Boeing 747s? First of all, the deal if Jubba signed any would have been in the billions, do the math. Secondly, you lie too much.

You posted a picture of 747-8F which is the ultimate high-end of the 747 family of planes and costs in the region of 300 Million USD to disprove my point that Jubba Airways signed a deal for 9 Boeing 747s? You must be Real dumb to run your mouth about things you have Zero knowledge about

You can get a brand new Boeing 747 from 24 Million USD. used ones are even much cheaper. Right now Jubba Airways operates 3 737s. 2 737-200s and 1 737-400. The unit price for these range from 24 Million USD to 50 Million USD.

Jubba Airways operates 2 of these

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=6662481

And 1 737-400


The price range is listed below

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737

Hence, it's not shocking that Jubba Airways can sign a deal for 9 Boeing 747s considering they already own & operate the 737-400 which is both more advanced & expensive than the base-line 747-100s/200s.

You can do price comparison and development of the 747s & 737s here. The joke is on you

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737

Airline wars... proxy qabiil battles?

I never went on any of them but a friend who used Jubba didn't have anything nice to say about it.

I travelled both daalo and jubba.for me the daalo flight from hargeysa to djbouti was a disaster.It will never happen again.I also travelled with jubba airways during my flight to mogadishu in 2010 and all i say is first the services were excellent.african airways is also of good quality though it is not that big.Jubba airways needs to make a deal with Turkish airlines for partnership and co-operation on how to advance their operations.