The presidential jet, a Dassault Falcon 900, is back in Ghana. It is in good condition after being serviced in France. This information was confirmed by Kofi Amankwaa-Manu, the former Deputy Defence Minister.
Mr Amankwaa-Manu provided the update. He spoke about the government’s intentions to get a new presidential aircraft.
He explained that the current jet was sent to France for its regular maintenance. The servicing was done to ensure the aircraft remains in operational readiness.
The former minister assured that the jet’s repairs and checks in France were successful. He stated the aircraft is now flyable and fit for use.
This confirmation addresses concerns about the status of the presidential aircraft. It clarifies the jet’s condition following its trip abroad.