Ghana Airways was an airline with its head office at the Ghana Airways House in the Airport Residential Area in Accra, Ghana. The airline's main hub was Kotoka International Airport. All operations ceased in 2004 and the company was placed into liquidation. Ghana now has a new national airline, Ghana International Airlines, a partnership between the Government and US-based private investors.
The airline was established on 4 July 1958 and started ...
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Ghana Airways was an airline with its head office at the Ghana Airways House in the Airport Residential Area in Accra, Ghana. The airline's main hub was Kotoka International Airport. All operations ceased in 2004 and the company was placed into liquidation. Ghana now has a new national airline, Ghana International Airlines, a partnership between the Government and US-based private investors.
The airline was established on 4 July 1958 and started operations on 15 July 1958, taking over the Ghana-based domestic and international services of West African Airways Corporation. Domestic services were discontinued in September 1991.
In the early 2000s, Ghana Airways chartered Airbus A330 aircraft from Canadian operator SkyService Airlines and McDonnell Douglas MD-11 aircraft from USA operator World Airways to perform part of its North American operations. In late 2003, it suffered from DC-10 aircraft becoming inoperable due to maintenance obligations and as a result was forced to cancel a...
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