Footage: Ghana Airways received the first of two new Fokker Fellowship F28 MK 2,000 aircraft purchased form the Netherlands in Accra, 1974. At the ceremony marking the delivery of the medium range jet aircraft Colonel Peter Agyekum, Commissioner for Transport and Communications announced that Ghana Airways would extend its services to the United States and a number of African and European countries.
@kwameEds Ghana Airlines: Aviation Ghana is reporting that the national carrier is not ready to fly, despite initial assurances that the airline would start selling tickets in April and May and commence commercial flights from June this year.
Ghana International Airlines will take to the skies in July 2023; 90% owned by Ashanti Airlines & 10% by Government of Ghana (GOG).
Ashanti Airlines (which is owned by Kwame Despite and Ernest Ofori Sarpong) is now the parent-company of Ghana International Airlines.
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Aircraft: Boeing 757-258
Reg: G-STRZ full info | G-STRZ photos
Serial #: 27622
Airline: Ghana International Airlines
Photo Date: Aug 16, 2009
Düsseldorf Rhein-Ruhr Int'l Airport - EDDL, Germany
In the year 1961, Queen Elizabeth II visited Ghana for the very first time. Below are beautiful pictures of the Queen and Ghana's first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah dancing. #QueenElizabeth#Ghana
🗞—Kumasi Airport Takes Shape. So far, the construction of the terminal, installation of escalators, the baggage carousel, check-in points, and passenger boarding bridges have been completed. Both phases two and three are also 98percent done.
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The airline had been founded earlier that month to take over the services of West African Airways Corporation (WT). #AviationHistory#GhanaAirways#TodayinAviation
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Registration: N930RD
Construction Number: 22210
Model Boeing 757-225
Operator: Ghana Airways (GH / GHA)
Airport: London - Gatwick (LGW / EGKK), UK - England
Photographer: Kevin Colbran
Date Taken: 24/01/2006.
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Ghana Airways stewardess at the London model school with eight newly recruited Ghana Airways staff in London , March 1960. photo by central press / @GettyImages#blackhistoryculturecollection