Ghana's presidential jet is back in the country and ready for use. The aircraft underwent scheduled maintenance in France. Former Deputy Defence Minister Kofi Amankwaa-Manu confirmed the jet's good condition.
Mr Amankwaa-Manu spoke about the jet's status on a radio program. He addressed public discussion regarding the government's plans for a new presidential aircraft. The current jet is a Dassault Falcon 900.
The aircraft's return follows its servicing abroad. This routine maintenance ensures the plane remains operational. The Ministry of Defence has provided updates on the jet's status. Parliament has been involved in discussions about aviation assets.