Ghana’s $25 Million HO Airport Is Finally Being Revitalized
Channel: Md Blackboi
Date: 24/03/2024

In the heart of the Volta Region lies Ho Airport, once dubbed the "Ghost Town" for its dormant state since completion in 2017. However, a new chapter is unfolding as Goldstar Air, fondly known as the "Wings of Ghana," steps in to revitalize this dormant asset and breathe life into the region.

In a recent press release, Eric Bannerman, the Chief Executive Officer of Goldstar Air, unveiled the airline's ambitious plans to transform Ho Airport into a bustling hub of economic activity and connectivity. With a strategic focus on innovation and development, Goldstar Air aims to not only attract passengers but also stimulate high-quality economic growth, not just in the Volta Region but across the nation.

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Central to Goldstar Air's vision is the strategic utilization of Ho Airport's infrastructure. While acknowledging the limitations posed by the runway's length, Bannerman emphasized the suitability of narrowbody aircraft, specifically the Boeing 737-800, for operations to and from Ho. With its optimal seating capacity and performance metrics, the Boeing 737-800 emerges as the ideal choice to kickstart operations and pave the way for future expansion.

Goldstar Air's strategic plan encompasses a comprehensive network of flights, connecting Ho Airport with major international destinations and positioning it as a significant hub in Ghana's aviation landscape. From round-the-clock services linking Accra International and Kumasi International Airports to direct flights to Mecca and charter services to Europe, Goldstar Air's ambitions know no bounds.

Moreover, by promoting "Destination Volta," Goldstar Air aims to showcase the region's untapped potential to the world, positioning it as a premier tourist destination. The airline's initiatives extend beyond air travel, with plans to leverage the Akosombo dam spillage sites to rebuild homes for displaced communities, mirroring the successful reconstruction efforts in Hiroshima, Japan.

Crucially, Goldstar Air's operations are poised to generate significant revenue streams, contributing to infrastructure maintenance costs and stimulating the local economy. By creating over one hundred thousand direct jobs and retaining revenue within Ghana, the airline's initiatives promise to bolster the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and drive sustainable growth.

As Goldstar Air sets its sights on the skies, Ho Airport emerges from the shadows, poised to reclaim its status as a vital node in Ghana's aviation network. With innovation, determination, and a commitment to excellence, Goldstar Air charts a course towards a future where Ho Airport stands as a beacon of opportunity, prosperity, and connectivity for all.

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