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Starbow has added another BAe 146 aircraft to its fleet.
This additional aircraft brings Starbow’s total fleet to 4; making Starbow the largest Ghanaian based airline.
According to Mr. Andy Smith, the Head of Commercial for Starbow, “the delivery of this 4th jet aircraft, with 97 seats will allow us to add additional frequencies in order to meet rising domestic demand and also explore new regional and domestic route opportunities. We have experienced strong interest from the market for our dedicated charter services and this extra aircraft will allow us to further grow this area of the business.”
The new aircraft arrived at the Kotoka airport, Accra on Sunday 16 December and is currently being prepared for entry into service.
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