Airline PassionAir initiates flights between Accra and Sunyani, illustrated in a series of striking photographs.
PassionAir, Ghana's largest domestic airline, has officially started flights between Sunyani and Accra, expanding its route network further within the country. The inaugural flight from Sunyani marked a significant milestone, as PassionAir becomes the first airline to operate in the region following the recent airport inauguration.
At a brief ceremony marking the occasion, Samuel Ato Hagan, Managing Director of PassionAir, expressed his delight at the airline's expansion into Sunyani, highlighting the company's commitment to providing excellent service and ensuring passenger safety. Hospitality and tourism entities in the region were encouraged to leverage the new route to boost their businesses.
In his remarks, Transport Minister Kweku Ofori Asiamah praised PassionAir for launching services to Sunyani amidst limited empirical data assuring high passenger traffic. He commended the airline's confidence in the region's potential for growth.
PassionAir's route network primarily consists of domestic flights between Accra and key regional cities, such as Kumasi, Tamale, and Sunyani. The airline regularly operates flights such as OP152 (Accra–Kumasi) and OP158 on these routes, ensuring consistent connectivity for passengers.
While there is no official announcement regarding significant changes or new plans specifically for the Sunyani–Accra route, PassionAir continues to serve this route as part of its core domestic network. For the most up-to-date flight schedules, travelers are advised to check PassionAir's official website or major flight tracking services, which provide real-time operational data.
Images from the inaugural flight to Sunyani are attached.
- The newly expanded route between Sunyani and Accra, operated by PassionAir, presents an opportunity for hospitality and tourism businesses in the region to boost their financial growth, potentially attracting more passengers.
- In his remarks, the Minister of Transport, Kweku Ofori Asiamah, commended PassionAir for its confidence in the region, leveraging limited empirical data to introduce the Sunyani–Accra route, showcasing the aviation industry's faith in the region's prospects for growth.
- As PassionAir continues to serve the Sunyani–Accra route as part of its domestic network, finance-conscious travelers can monitor flight schedules through the airline's official website or online flight tracking services for the most accurate and up-to-date transportation information.
