Ghana Airport Company Limited marks 20 years
The company pledged to strengthen airport infrastructure and improve passenger experience.
The Ghana Airport Company Limited (GACL) launched its 20th anniversary celebrations last week in Accra, pledging to enhance airport infrastructure and operational efficiency. The company, incorporated in 2006, aims to focus on stronger infrastructure, smarter technology, and improved passenger service in its next development phase. Managing Director Mrs Yvonne Nana Afriyie Opare stated the anniversary is an opportunity to reflect on the company’s journey and renew its commitment to Ghana’s aviation industry.
GACL has overseen significant infrastructure projects including Terminal 3 at Accra International Airport and upgrades to Tamale and Prempeh I International Airports. The company is also repurposing Terminal 2 at AIA for international operations. Mrs Opare highlighted these developments as reflecting Ghana’s ambition to become a competitive aviation hub in West Africa, despite economic uncertainties and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The company's mandate includes planning, developing, managing, and maintaining airports and airstrips across Ghana. Mrs Opare commended staff for their steadfastness and professionalism, describing them as the heartbeat of the organisation. The anniversary theme was "A Legacy of Resilience, Developing Further, Serving Better."
Why it mattersGhana's aviation infrastructure and competitiveness as a regional hub are being developed by the Ghana Airport Company Limited.