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The Aviation Ministry says the Wa Airport would be opened for commercial flights by Africa World Airlines (AWA) on October 15, 2019.Sector Minister, Kofi Adda said this is part of government’s commitment to promoting seamless air travel and connectivity within the country.Below is the statement from the Aviation Ministry.
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