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Airbus launches engineering programme in Kenya

M-Pesa Foundation director Les Baillie (left), Airbus Foundation executive director Andrea Debbane (centre) and International director Hania Tabet during the launch of the Airbus Little Engineer Initiative at the M-Pesa Foundation Academy. PHOTO | COURTESY

By  DOREEN WAINAINAH

Aircraft manufacturer Airbus, through its Airbus Foundation, has launched its Little Engineer programme in Kenya with 30 students simulating a launch mission into space.

The programme, which is a partnership with Little Engineer and The Travelling Telescope as well as the M-Pesa Foundation Academy, is introducing students to space exploration and enhancing understanding of the benefits and applications of space technology.

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