Audio By Carbonatix
Starbow, the most preferred airline has been adjudged the best domestic airline in Ghana for the year, 2014 by the Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana.
It is the second time in a row, the airline has won the accolade.
Chief Executive Officer of Starbow, Mr. James Eric Antwi, in an interview was very excited about the award given the challenges the airline has gone through in the past year.
He also used the opportunity to pay a glowing tribute to the shareholders of the company for their unflinching support.
According to him, this award was also made possible by the unwavering patronage Starbow receives from its esteemed passengers.
He dedicated the award to them and to the staff at Starbow who showed lots of commitment over the period.
The domestic airline category was initiated in 2013 and Starbow won the maiden award and retained the following year.
Latest Stories
-
Aayalolo adds 48 buses to fleet as GAPTE moves to ease Accra traffic
2 hours -
Use digital platforms to build peace, not spread prejudice – Opoku-Agyemang to youth
2 hours -
Clinic says Nigerian influencer ignored doctor’s advice to split penis enlargement procedure
2 hours -
The grass is greener somewhere is an illusion – Barfuor Adjei-Barwuah tells Ghanaian youth
2 hours -
My marriage will be secret – Singer Joeboy
2 hours -
KATH hails Ghana Medical Trust Fund after GH¢4m equipment boost
2 hours -
‎Free Primary Healthcare reaches 135 districts
3 hours -
Tunisian journalists protest over media crackdown after colleague’s arrest
3 hours -
Equatorial Guinea police pull guns on migrants deported by Trump, witnesses say
3 hours -
Singaporean man pleads guilty in US to massive crypto heist
3 hours -
WHO says staff shortage, funding challenges hamper Congo Ebola response
3 hours -
IMF is not Father Christmas; Ghana must take charge – PUWU
3 hours -
More UK flight delays expected after hundreds cancelled by air traffic control glitch
4 hours -
Very hot drinks may damage the food pipe and increase cancer risk
4 hours -
Fix IPP pricing, not just ECG, PUWU tells IMF, World Bank
4 hours