Institutional heritage
Kenya School of Flying established
The school’s 2026 company profile traces its origins to 1992 and reports more than three decades of aviation training.
Reported operator history
ALFA BY AL FURQAN · A GLOBAL RWA ECOSYSTEM
Connecting essential industries.
Opening a world of opportunity.
A LARGER VISION. A SUBSTANTIAL FOUNDATION.
ALFA brings the Al Furqan vision into a new digital era—connecting aviation, agriculture, healthcare and green infrastructure through one ecosystem.
The ambition draws on Al Furqan’s international financing experience and a project network spanning operating expertise, physical infrastructure and productive assets.
A FOUNDATION WITH HISTORY
Completed organisational milestones and documented project progress across the wider network.
Institutional heritage
The school’s 2026 company profile traces its origins to 1992 and reports more than three decades of aviation training.
Reported operator historyAviation platform
The Vman materials describe an aviation asset platform established in 2021, with 18 assets in an owned-and-managed portfolio.
Reported company milestoneTraining track record
Kenya School of Flying’s profile reports 2,000+ pilots and a fleet of 22+ aircraft. The school is identified in an acquisition proposal.
Company profile snapshotProject diligence
The final-draft study records completed sponsor diligence, technical validation, stakeholder engagement and institutional consultations, ahead of financial close.
Feasibility milestoneMilestones are attributed to the organisations and projects identified above.
View the complete milestone storyONE BRAND. AN EXPANDING WORLD.

01 / AVIATION
Aviation assets. Global expertise. A new generation of pilots.
Explore aviation ↗From aircraft acquisition and leasing to pilot training, simulation and technical services, the aviation strategy brings capital and operational capability into one connected value chain.
Training aircraft, specialist helicopters and fixed-wing opportunities, structured around operator requirements and long-term utilisation.
A 105-aircraft development pipeline, A320 simulator opportunities and professional training pathways across India and East Africa.
Aircraft valuation, maintenance coordination, lifecycle management and engineering support within the Vman service offering.
Airport development consultancy, aviation infrastructure and readiness for electric and next-generation aircraft.
TRACK RECORD & DEVELOPMENT MILESTONES
100+ yearsCombined aviation experience reported by the Vman team.
2,000+Licensed pilots trained, reported by Kenya School of Flying.
30+ yearsOperational continuity reported by Kenya School of Flying.
Kenya School of Flying is identified in the proposed acquisition strategy. Institutional milestones are attributed to the organisations named.
Read the source context ↗
02 / HEALTHCARE
Medical aviation. Emergency response. Connected healthcare.
Explore healthcare ↗The healthcare vision connects medical aviation with infrastructure, training and regional service delivery. It brings an essential human purpose to a platform built around mobility.
Air ambulance and specialist transport concepts designed around time-sensitive access to care.
Aviation-led patient transfer and evacuation, with missions shaped by operators, medical teams and local approvals.
A development focus spanning facilities, services and the infrastructure needed to support regional healthcare access.
Preparation for coordinated medical and aviation missions through specialist training and simulation.
TRACK RECORD & DEVELOPMENT MILESTONES
DubaiHealthcare acquisition finance is listed in Al Furqan’s transaction history.
Cross-sector deliveryThe Furqan–Vman profile reports a dozen completed projects across pharmaceutical, biotech and other industries.
Multi-mission aviationThe H145 opportunity provides a potential platform for specialist missions, including medical aviation.
Track record relates to the organisations named in the group profile. ALFA healthcare services and clinical partnerships remain a development objective.
Read the source context ↗
03 / AGRICULTURE
African agriculture. Productive infrastructure. A circular bio-economy.
Explore agriculture ↗Agriculture connects land, irrigation, processing and logistics. The project pipeline spans commercial crops and a bamboo bio-economy, with routes into export markets, regional soil products and renewable feedstock.
A 5,000-hectare plan with planting phased across three years, linking land development to pellets, biochar and potential carbon removal.
A feasibility-stage design for 2,200 irrigated hectares within a 4,250-hectare landholding, using 45 centre-pivot systems.
Processing, drying, storage and distribution are intended to turn agricultural production into market-ready products.
The project materials describe international lucerne and pellet markets alongside African biochar applications.
TRACK RECORD & DEVELOPMENT MILESTONES
3-year planHola planting sequence: 1,000 ha, then 1,500 ha, then 2,500 ha.
45 centre pivotsIrrigation systems specified in the Mwenezi feasibility design.
Feasibility preparedThe Mwenezi final-draft study develops commercial, technical, financial and sustainability workstreams.
The figures describe individual project designs. Each development has its own land, financing and delivery arrangements.
Read the source context ↗
04 / GREEN ENERGY
Solar. Biomass. Cleaner infrastructure. Electric aviation.
Explore green energy ↗Green energy is woven through the broader strategy: solar for infrastructure, biomass from productive land, and the systems that can support cleaner aviation over time.
Generation concepts for land and water, with project capacity, locations and commercial terms to follow engineering development.
The Hola project links bamboo production with an export pellet value chain and supporting processing infrastructure.
Regional biochar applications can sit alongside eligible, independently verified carbon-removal programmes.
Longer-term development of aircraft partnerships, energy infrastructure and sustainable mobility capabilities.
TRACK RECORD & DEVELOPMENT MILESTONES
3 output pathwaysPellets, biochar and potential verified carbon removal in the Hola plan.
Phased infrastructureProcessing development is sequenced alongside plantation establishment.
Finance experienceRenewable energy appears among Al Furqan’s documented areas of expertise.
Solar and electric aviation are development priorities. Carbon credits and environmental outcomes are conditional on project delivery and verification.
Read the source context ↗THE PROJECT LANDSCAPE
A closer look at the opportunities
behind the broader vision.
AVIATION · INDIA
An indicative US$53M acquisition programme centred on long-term training fleet utilisation.
PipelineProject details ↗AVIATION · SPECIALIST ASSETS
Helicopter leasing opportunities presented alongside fixed-wing aircraft in the aviation materials.
Opportunity materialsProject details ↗AGRICULTURE · KENYA
A 5,000-hectare, three-year planting plan connecting land to pellets and biochar.
Development planProject details ↗AGRICULTURE · ZIMBABWE
2,200 hectares of irrigated production designed within a 4,250-hectare landholding.
Feasibility stageProject details ↗ENERGY · ECOSYSTEM STRATEGY
Solar, floating solar and sustainable aviation energy infrastructure in the expansion vision.
Development focusProject details ↗KENYA / AGRICULTURE + ENERGY
A proposed 5,000-hectare feedstock programme connecting cultivation to compressed biomethane.
Project proposal · In developmentExplore the project
BENIN / FOOD PROCESSING
An existing distribution business with a proposed 120-tonne-per-day wheat mill and 1,000-kg-per-hour pasta line.
Project proposal · In developmentExplore the projectShowing 7 project areas
A CROSS-BORDER PERSPECTIVE
STRATEGIC CONNECTION
Al Furqan’s Dubai headquarters connects international capital, project structuring and regional opportunities. Abu Dhabi is identified as a base for the proposed aviation platform.
ALFA DEBIT · THE PLANNED EXPERIENCE
Your ALFA, connected to a planned Visa-powered debit experience. A bridge from digital value to everyday spending.
Discover ALFA Debit ↗
Top up an eligible account with ALFA after onboarding and verification.
Convert token value into the programme’s supported spending balance.
Spend at eligible Visa-accepting merchants in supported markets.
ALFA Debit is in development, subject to issuer arrangements, programme approval and supported-market terms.
THE ALFA TOKEN
Built on the proposed BNB Smart Chain foundation, ALFA is intended to connect services, participating partners and everyday utility across the ecosystem.
Read the complete token design ↗Selected training, platform and ecosystem services.
Potential loyalty, discounts and priority access.
A proposed ALFA-funded card programme.
One digital connection across participating sectors.
EXPLORE THE INDICATIVE ALLOCATION
Select an allocation to see its share of the proposed supply.
ALFA is positioned as an ecosystem utility token. The proposed structure separates token utility from direct ownership of aircraft or other assets. Token holdings do not automatically provide equity, lease income, collateral redemption or guaranteed returns.
Read token disclosures ↗THE ROAD AHEAD
From aviation foundations to a connected global ecosystem.
Explore the proposed phases.
PHASE 01 · PROPOSED
Corporate and asset structures, project diligence, token design and independent technical review.
Corporate & asset structures
Project due diligence
Token design & technical review
Milestone-led development. Phases are proposed and do not indicate completed delivery or fixed launch dates.
THE PROJECT. IN PERSPECTIVE.
UNDERSTAND THE ECOSYSTEM
ALFA is the planned utility token of the Al Furqan Global RWA Ecosystem. It connects a vision spanning aviation, agriculture, healthcare, green energy and a proposed debit-card experience.
The materials describe Al Furqan’s financing history, the Furqan–Vman partnership, established aviation institutions and specific asset and agriculture proposals. ALFA’s token, card and broader integrations are in development. Each chapter distinguishes organisational track records from proposed ALFA projects.
The proposed total supply is one billion ALFA on BNB Smart Chain. Final token allocation, vesting, contract address and independent audit details have not yet been confirmed.
The intended flow is to fund an eligible account with ALFA, convert value into a supported card balance and spend at eligible Visa merchants. Issuer, conversion, fees, limits and market availability will be governed by the final programme.
No guaranteed return is offered. Project economics and organisational achievements are distinct from token-holder rights. Any asset investment or ownership claim would require its own specific legal structure and documentation.
ALFA BY AL FURQAN