Ghana's presidential jet is back home and functioning correctly. The Dassault Falcon 900 model underwent necessary servicing in France. Named official Kofi Amankwaa-Manu confirmed this information.
Mr. Amankwaa-Manu served as the Deputy Defence Minister. He provided the update during a radio discussion about the potential acquisition of a new presidential aircraft for the nation. The jet's return was confirmed earlier today.
The Falcon 900 jet is reported to be in good working order after its maintenance. This means the current presidential aircraft is operational.
The confirmation comes amid discussions about the government's future aviation plans. Details about the specific servicing work completed in France were not provided.
The presence and good condition of the jet mean it can continue its duties. This information addresses concerns about the presidential aircraft's status.