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Ghana’s aviation industry has demonstrated a remarkable recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic in 2022, with an approximate 70% upsurge in domestic passenger traffic and a 25% increase in international air travel from the 2021 figures.

There has been an average annual growth of 10% and the aviation industry in Ghana remains one of the fastest growing and investment-friendly industries in the country and the broader West African Region.

Our latest publication outlines proposed, and ongoing projects benchmarked for 2023 and 2024 that are expected to continue the industry’s growth trajectory.

We also examine why Ghana is poised to become a leading aviation hub in West Africa.

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