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Ghana’s national airline revival gets Boeing boost

He said the government wants a partnership that can help Ghana build a stronger aviation industry, create skilled jobs, transfer technology and position the country as a major aviation and logistics hub for West Africa.
We want a strategic partnership that helps us build an aviation ecosystem—creating skilled jobs, transferring technology, strengthening our industrial base and positioning Ghana as an aviation and logistics hub for West Africa,” he said.
Ghana’s plans to revive its national airline have received a major boost following high-level talks between President John Dramani Mahama and senior executives of Boeing in New York.
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