Vflyair Ghana Limited says it is hopeful of launching its operations in Ghana in the first quarter of next year, subject to the various regulatory approvals by the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA).
“We feel we will be ready by end of February 2021. We will be connecting Accra regionally, initially to start with and later on, in partnership with the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA). We plan to start charters to the Caribbean market and to connect the Far East to Ghana,” Vaibhav Doshi, Chief Executive Officer of Vflyair Airline Co. Limited confirmed.
Vflyair Ghana Limited is a Ghanaian registered company that is currently undergoing certification by the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to operate scheduled passenger and cargo service. The company plans to operate two Airbus A320s and one A319 offering scheduled services between Accra and Abidjan/Dakar, Accra to Johannesburg and Cape Town via Libreville, Kinshasa and Luanda. It also plans to connect Accra to Tunis and Cairo in North Africa.
Vflyair Company Limited based in Hanoi City, Vietnam, which currently operates cargo flights and offer charter services to major international organizations in Asia, Central and West Africa are expected to provide the aircraft needed for the Ghana operations.
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