Ghana’s Airspace Safe, Says AIB
The Acting Commissioner of the Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation and Prevention Bureau (AIB), John M. K. Wumborti, has reassured the public that Ghana’s airspace remains safe, despite recent aviation incidents, including a Z-9 helicopter crash and emergency landings. Speaking at a press briefing in Accra, Mr. Wumborti explained that aviation in Ghana is backed by strict regulations and robust safety protocols. “Before an aircraft moves, it is not child’s play. What goes into preparing an aircraft for takeoff ensures passengers have 99.999% certainty of reaching their destination safely,” he stressed. Mr. Wumborti revealed that Ghana recently scored 89.89% in a safety audit, highlighting the strength and resilience of the country’s aviation safety system. He urged the public to remain confident in domestic air travel, assuring that preventive measures are always taken whenever warning signs are detected. “Our airspace is […]
