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Information reaching Joy News is that a privately owned light-bodied aircraft has been involved in a ground accident at the Kotoka International Airport.
The accident involving a Beechcraft, B-36 happened on Thursday afternoon.
The aircraft registered in France was damaged and the technician involved has been treated and discharged by the Airport Clinic.
A joint news release by the Ghana Airports Company Limited and Ghana Civil Aviation Authority says an investigation into the accident has commenced.
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