Fly540 Ghana
Fly540 Ghana is set to be Fly540's third African hub and its first in West Africa. Once established, Fly540 Ghana will serve Senegal and Equatorial Guinea from its Accra International Airport base. Fly540 is currently working with the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority to convert its Air Service Licence (ASL) to an Airport Operators Certificate (AOC).
Location of Fly540 Ghana main hub (Accra Kotoka Airport)
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Nigeria and Ghana driving West African aviation development
21-Oct-11 4:13 PM
West Africa’s aviation industry is being led forward by Nigeria and Ghana. In Nigeria, the largest carrier, Arik Air, recently revealed itself as Boeing’s un-named B747-8 customer, while national carrier Air Nigeria is in the process of re-establishing its long-haul network. While the airlines are not without their problems, the market is growing and new entrants are appearing. In Ghana, the country is opening up to international carriers who are eager to increase their frequencies to the gold-producing country. Ghana itself is the site of one of Africa’s newest carrier, Starbow Airlines, and an impending base for pan-African LCC, Fly540.
Airbus predicted cities in these two countries, Accra and Lagos, will become “airline megacities” in the next 20 years, meaning they will handle 10,000 or more long-haul passengers a day. Accra and Lagos are two of just six** African cities tipped to become an “airline megacity”.
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