Ghana's presidential jet has been confirmed to be in good condition. The Dassault Falcon 900 aircraft recently returned after undergoing servicing in France. This routine maintenance ensures the jet remains operational for official duties.
Former Deputy Defence Minister Kofi Amankwaa-Manu provided this confirmation. He spoke about the status of the presidential jet on a radio program. His remarks addressed concerns and discussions regarding the government's future plans for air transport.
The jet was sent to France for necessary servicing. This process is a standard procedure for such aircraft to maintain their airworthiness. The completion of this maintenance allows the jet to resume its functions.
Mr. Amankwaa-Manu's comments came amid discussions about a possible acquisition of a new presidential aircraft. He clarified the current condition of the existing jet to the public.
The former minister stated that the Falcon 900 is no longer in France. It has returned to Ghana and is fully functional. This news addresses questions about the operational status of the presidential aircraft.