Akhyar

Chasing dreams 🇲🇾🇩🇪

[Francisco Cunha @OnDisasters]

"Ryanair doesn´t land. It arrives"

[BFM News @NewsBFM]

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced a historic deal between Airbus and Malaysia during Anwar Ibrahim's visit to Paris.

The agreement also includes cooperation in energy transition, as well as joint rare earth development with Lyon-based company Carester.

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[Akhyar @KaliffAkhyarWN]

Forgot how raya morning actually feels like 🥺

[Akhyar @KaliffAkhyarWN]

ois guade, meine mausi ☺️

[Akhyar @KaliffAkhyarWN]

a joke.

[BBC Sport @BBCSport]

Southampton have been 𝑬𝑿𝑷𝑬𝑳𝑳𝑬𝑫 from the Championship play-offs ❌

Middlesbrough will play in the final against Hull.

[Out of Context Football Manager @nocontextfm1]

Joking aside, you’ve got to feel sorry for Southampton fans.

A whole season wasted because of people at the top, hope destroyed after an incredible run and the worst end to the season possible.

A fair decision by the EFL - but their fans have been let down by their club.

[Mark Goldbridge @markgoldbridge]

I think that Southampton punishment is too harsh tbh. Yes cheating is cheating but if people think clubs don't find out tactics of others all the time they are very naive. Also think Hull should just be promoted if they are sticking to the decision.

[Akhyar @KaliffAkhyarWN]

was bei soton passiert ist absoluter schmarrn. einfach irre

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🎙️Thierry Henry on Southampton expelled for spying drama against Middlesbrough:

“I have to be honest, this is a difficult one. Spying on another team’s training is wrong. Full stop. It crosses a line, it undermines the trust that should exist between clubs, and I understand why Middlesbrough are furious and why the EFL felt they had to act strongly. Integrity matters in this game.

At the same time, I find myself questioning whether expulsion from the play-offs is the right punishment. It feels… heavy. Almost like using a sledgehammer when a precise scalpel was needed.

Let’s be clear: this wasn’t match-fixing or doping. It was analysts pushing boundaries for tactical information, something that, sadly, has happened in different forms across the game for years.

Marcelo Bielsa did it openly at Derby and Leeds, admitted it, and people called him a genius, not a criminal. Drones, analysts in trees, whatever, in the modern game with data and marginal gains everywhere, clubs push boundaries.

Southampton admitted it, yes, and they deserve punishment. A heavy fine, points deduction, maybe even a ban for the staff involved. But kicking the entire club out after they earned their place on the pitch? That punishes players, coaches, and fans who had nothing to do with one or two analysts doing something stupid.

What troubles me most is the collateral damage. The players who battled through a tough Championship season after relegation, who went to extra time and scored that late goal to beat Middlesbrough on the pitch, they earned their place in the final through merit.

Now that achievement is being erased because of actions taken by a small number of staff members. That feels disproportionate to me. A significant fine, a points deduction for next season, and sanctions against the individuals responsible, those would be strong, meaningful punishments that address the breach without nullifying an entire season’s competitive work.

Sport has to balance two things: protecting fairness and recognising that human error and ambition sometimes lead people astray. If every rules breach in high-stakes moments leads to rewriting results, we risk turning the disciplinary process into something more powerful than the football itself. I’ve sat in dressing rooms where we prepared meticulously for opponents. Everyone does. The difference is getting caught.

I hope Southampton appeal and that the final decision finds a better equilibrium. Middlesbrough deserve respect, they were wronged but the players of Southampton also deserve not to have their legitimate efforts wiped away. Football is emotional, passionate, and imperfect.

The response to this should reflect wisdom as much as outrage. We need clearer rules going forward so incidents like this become rare, but we must be careful not to let one mistake destroy what was built legitimately on the grass.

[Akhyar @KaliffAkhyarWN]

Ouuchieee 🥲

[durvesh @BLackgold_5]

The 2017 Emirates Airbus A380 heavy crosswind landing at Düsseldorf (EDDL) during Storm Xavier. This remains one of the hardest landings ever recorded on the A380.

[Airbus @Airbus]

BIG NEWS: @AirAsia makes history with a record 150 A220 order! ✈️ As a new A220 operator and launch customer for the new up to 160-seat cabin configuration, AirAsia, with is all-Airbus fleet, will leverage the A220 efficiency and extended range to unlock new routes in the region.

[Astro Arena 🇲🇾 @ASTROARENA]

Nilai jadi saksi, EMAS untuk Malaysia di Piala Dunia Berbasikal Trek UCI!! 👏

The G.O.A.T, Dato' Azizulhasni Awang cemerlang diacara 𝙢𝙚𝙣'𝙨 𝙠𝙚𝙞𝙧𝙞𝙣! 🇲🇾

Saksikan siaran langsung Piala Dunia Berbasikal Trek UCI di Astro Sport Plus, saluran 817.

#TrackCycling #TrackWC

[Southampton FC @SouthamptonFC]

We stay unbeaten 👊

[Francisco Cunha @OnDisasters]

Nice "one off livery". Very lively, unlike the bland corporate PRs from usual

[Avgeek Jan @Avgeek_Jan]

🔴 @MAS is filling seats at a remarkable rate. The carrier's Australian flights are now consistently running above 90% capacity, across Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide. With over 70 weekly flights and plans to grow its A330neo fleet from 10 to 20 jets by 2028, the Malaysia–Australia corridor is one of the airline's strongest markets right now. Brisbane is also getting a frequency bump to daily service by October. #Aviation #MalaysiaAirlines

[Akhyar @KaliffAkhyarWN]

theres something so vexing of you …

[Malaysia Airlines @MAS]

Our 15th Boeing 737-8, and the first arrival of the year, has officially landed on home ground at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) last night, marking another step forward in our ongoing fleet expansion.

This latest addition reflects our continued commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and delivering a more seamless, comfortable journey for our passengers.

The aircraft was flown home by Captain Reza Abdul Rahim, Captain Megat Mohd Yasser Mohd Yusoff, Captain Mohamad Shazreen Sazali, First Officer Meor Muhamad Arif Meor Mohd Mahazir and First Officer Aidid Azizul Hashim, whose dedication ensured a safe and smooth arrival into Malaysian skies.

Behind every arrival is the unwavering effort of our Engineers and Aircraft Projects team, thank you for making this milestone possible.

With every new aircraft, we move closer to redefining travel through thoughtful innovation and the warmth of Malaysian Hospitality, turning your journey into something truly meaningful.

We look forward to welcoming you on board 💙

📸 Photo Credit: M Abd Hafiz and the Malaysia Airlines Team

#MalaysiaAirlines #YourGatewayToAsiaAndBeyond #MalaysianHospitality #B7378

[Golf on CBS ⛳ @GolfonCBS]

Rory's weight distribution on his golf swing.

[Suzie rizzio @Suzierizzo1]

This Female Air Traffic Controller who seems excellent at her job & also really sweet is working while she’s really sick with most likely a respiratory infection & they won’t allow her to take any time off she said. You can hear how concerned the Pilots are while talking to her!

[Akhyar @KaliffAkhyarWN]

It‘s okay, not to be okay. 2 years too late but better later than never ☺️