Africa World Airlines (AWA), based in Ghana, is preparing to grow its regional footprint by adding either two ERJ145 aircraft or a single E190 jet by the end of 2025. This fleet expansion plan reflects the airline’s strategic intent to strengthen its position in the West African market and improve connectivity within the region.
Ghana has initiated formal discussions with World Aviation Group (US) to evaluate the possibility of establishing a new national carrier, reviving efforts to restore a flag carrier presence in the West African nation. This latest move reflects the government’s ongoing ambition to enhance air connectivity, stimulate tourism, and boost regional competitiveness through a domestically-rooted airline.
Virgin Atlantic has announced the cancellation of its planned London Heathrow-Accra route, which was set to commence on May 1, 2025. The decision reflects adjustments in Virgin Atlantic’s route strategy as the airline reassesses its network plans. The Heathrow-Accra service was expected to connect the UK and Ghana directly, serving a significant market for business and leisure travelers…
