Ghana's presidential jet has returned to the country. The Dassault Falcon 900 is in good condition.
This was confirmed by Kofi Amankwaa-Manu, the former Deputy Defence Minister. He spoke about the jet's status specifically in relation to plans for acquiring a new aircraft.
The Falcon 900 was sent to France for its scheduled servicing. This maintenance ensures the aircraft remains airworthy.
Mr. Amankwaa-Manu provided this update during a discussion on a radio program. He clarified the current state of the presidential jet.
The government has been exploring the possibility of adding a new presidential aircraft to its fleet. This is a subject of public discussion and scrutiny.
The former minister's statement addresses concerns about the operational readiness of the existing presidential aircraft.
Servicing abroad is a common practice for specialized aircraft to ensure high standards of maintenance are met.
The focus remains on ensuring the safe and efficient operation of government transportation assets.