The presidential jet, a Dassault Falcon 900, has been confirmed to be in good condition. It recently returned to Ghana following servicing in France.
Former Deputy Defence Minister Kofi Amankwaa-Manu provided this confirmation. He spoke about the aircraft on a radio program.
Mr. Amankwaa-Manu stated the jet is operational. This comes amid discussions about the government potentially buying a new presidential aircraft.
He explained that the Falcon 900 was sent to France for its scheduled maintenance. This is a standard procedure to ensure the aircraft's safety and readiness.
The former minister assured the public that the jet is not grounded. He provided details about its condition after the service.
His comments aimed to address public concerns. They also clarified the status of the current presidential aircraft. The government is evaluating future needs for air transport.