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Starbow is offering special fares as part of celebration of its first anniversary on September 26, 2012.
A statement issued by the domestic airline said effective Monday 10 September 2012, GHc 99 will be charged on Accra-Kumasi flight “as presented in our introductory fare offer last year.”
“And you can now fly as low as Ghc 49 one way to Kumasi on any of Starbow’s mid-day flights if you buy your ticket 3 days in advance,” the statement added.
“Travelers to Takoradi will also pay just Ghc 99, whilst Accra to Tamale one way is only Ghc 149. Both of these fares are as we offered when we introduced Starbow to Ghana, no advance purchase.”
The statement also thanked guests for their patronage of the airline.
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