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McDan Aviation Resumes Private Jet Services After Weeks of Shutdown

McDan Aviation has reopened its private jet services after resolving financial issues, reaffirming its commitment to luxury air travel in Ghana.

Solomon Boakye
Jan 22, 2025

McDan Aviation has announced the reopening of its Fixed Base Operator (FBO) services, a major development in its commitment to delivering exceptional private jet services.

Following a temporary closure, the company is once again operational and ready to meet the needs of its valued clients.

The reopening follows a successful resolution with the Ghana Airport Company Limited (GACL) regarding outstanding financial matters.

McDan Aviation expressed its gratitude for the support and collaboration of the Airport Company during the process, which enabled the company to address necessary requirements and resume full operations.

“The reopening of our FBO is a cornerstone of McDan Aviation’s dedication to excellence in private jet services. We are thrilled to reopen our doors and once again offer our clients the top-tier service they have come to expect,” said Kwaku Ampomfi, Chief Executive Officer of McDan Group.

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Located at Terminal One of Kotoka International Airport, McDan Aviation’s FBO services are designed to provide a seamless and luxurious travel experience. From personalized concierge services to state-of-the-art facilities, the company has prioritized comfort, efficiency, and enhanced safety protocols for its clients and staff.

“Our team is eager to assist with all your private aviation needs and to provide a seamless travel experience,” added Mr. Ampomfi.

With its renewed operations, McDan Aviation is set to solidify its leadership in Ghana’s private aviation sector and contribute to the growth of luxury air travel in the region.

This reopening is expected to further boost the country’s reputation as a hub for premium aviation services in West Africa.

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