Ghana's presidential jet, a Dassault Falcon 900, is currently in the country and confirmed to be in good condition. This follows routine servicing completed in France.
Former Deputy Defence Minister Kofi Amankwaa-Manu shared this information. He spoke about the status of the aircraft during a broadcast concerning the government's plans for new aviation assets.
The official explained that the jet was sent to France for standard maintenance procedures. The purpose of servicing was to ensure the aircraft remains reliable and safe for official travel.
Discussions about the potential acquisition of a new presidential aircraft have been ongoing. Mr. Amankwaa-Manu's confirmation addresses concerns about the current fleet's readiness.