Ghana's presidential jet, a Dassault Falcon 900, is in good working order. This was confirmed by former Deputy Defence Minister Kofi Amankwaa-Manu.
The jet recently returned to the country after completing scheduled maintenance in France. Mr. Amankwaa-Manu spoke about the aircraft's condition.
He explained that the routine servicing was carried out abroad. This ensures the aircraft meets necessary safety and operational standards.
The confirmation comes amid discussions about the government's plans to potentially acquire a new presidential aircraft. Mr. Amankwaa-Manu provided clarification on the current status of the existing jet.
His statement reassures the public about the operational readiness of the presidential transport.
The Dassault Falcon 900 is used for official state travel.
Regular servicing is crucial for maintaining aircraft safety and reliability.
Further details on the government's aircraft acquisition plans have not been released.