In celebration of the 9th Girls in Aviation Day, a group of 220 female Senior High School (SHS) students received a comprehensive education to the aviation industry.
The one-day event, hosted by Kotoka International Airport (KIA) over the weekend, welcomed students from various high…
Accra, 11th September 2023 - The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) wishes to confirm that on Friday, September 8, 2023, Delta Airlines flight DL157 that departed Accra enroute to New York, United States of America with 215 passengers and 6 crew members had…
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) celebrated its 37th anniversary on Tuesday with the theme 37 years of world-class regulation and air navigation services within the aviation industry.
ING. Charles Ebo Krakuie, the Director General of the GCAA said that, ''for thirty-seven years, GCAA…
The wait for the Ghana Homebased carrier to start operations is almost over as the carrier is at the last stage of certification to get an Air Operators Certificate (AOC).
According to the Director-General of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) Ing. Charles Kraikue,…
A technology software meant to enhance aviation safety by providing real time tracking performance and predict incident-occurrence on aircraft has been introduced to stakeholders in the country’s aviation space.
Known as the In-Flight Safety Monitoring System (Star-ISMS), the technology when installed would enable an…
Delta Air Lines plane B767-332 with registration number N195DN has been banned by the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority from flying to Ghana.
This decision came about as a result of the Airlines' failure to investigate and work on the technical issues involving that particular…
10th Aug 2020 | Adwoa Sasu
At a special ceremony in Accra, the outgoing Director-General of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA), Ing. Simon Allotey, handed over leadership of the Authority to Ing. Charles Kraikue, who, until his appointment was a Deputy Director-General for…
5th Jul 2020 | Elizabeth Sasu
The Director-General of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority
(GCAA), Ing. Simon Allotey, will be retiring from the Authority on 31st July 2020. He will hand over his responsibilities to the Deputy Director-General (Technical), Ing. Charles Kraikue, who has been appointed…
