Monthly Archives: August 2021

26th Jun 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu The Immfly Lounge service is part of a unique customer journey platform Immfly provides airports and airlines. It is designed to enable a seamless extension of the customer experience end-to-end: from the lounge, to gate, to inflight and…

31st May 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu THE chief executive officer of the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority, Angeline Simana, has tendered her resignation, works minister John Mutorwa confirmed yesterday. Her last working day was yesterday. Although he could not give more details, Mutorwa said Simana will be…

24th May 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu Government is considering reviewing passport fees upwards to help it break even and avoid the current losses incurred in the processing and production of passports. Speaking at a press conference in Accra on Wednesday, the Foreign Affairs and Regional…

18th Apr 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu For the avoidance of doubt, the Ministry of Aviation wishes to inform the general public that: The Ministry has no plans whatsoever to recommend, neither does the Government of Ghana have plans to approve privatization or sale of the…

16th Apr 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu There has been a proposal by the Aviation Ministry to cede the management of the Kotoka International Airport to a private company, according to a draft memo to Cabinet sighted by Citi News. A private company, Tav Airport Holding Company limited,…

4th Apr 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu Accra, 5th April, 2019 – Ghana obtained a provisional Effective Implementation (EI) rate of 89.89 percent, the highest by an African country, after the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) concluded its Coordinated Validation Mission (ICVM) on 3 rd…

10th Mar 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu The Parliament of Ghana passed into law, subject to the assent of His Excellency the President, an amendment of the Ghana Civil Aviation Act 906 (2016) to further improve safety and strengthen security in the aviation industry of…

1st Mar 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu Effective today March 1, 2019, Airline companies using the Terminal Three facility at the Kotoka International Airport will pay 5 dollars per hour for using the counters at the facility. The new fee which is known as the Check-in…

1st Mar 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo–Addo is expected to cut the sod for commencement of the Tamale airport runway’s second phase by March, to elevate it to International Airport status. The Minister for Aviation, Joseph Kofi Adda, announced this on Saturday when he led a delegation of staff…

15th Feb 2019 | Elizabeth Sasu The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority has released a statement to advice the general public to resist and desist any form of extortion or cohesion by uniformed staff stationed at the Kotoka International Airport. In this regard, the Authority has…