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Captain Joe Boachie, Chief Executive Officer of Ghana International Airline (GIA), has denied that the aircraft lease agreement between the airline and its leasing company had ended.
He said it was therefore not true that the airline's services could also be terminated.
Captain Boachie said the only development concerning the airline was that its regular aircraft, which belonged to the leasing company was undergoing routine maintenance.
He said another aircraft, which had been provided by the same leasing company was however ferrying passengers.
There was thus nothing to worry about, adding that the airline had no problem at all with its leasing company.
Source: GNA
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