Africa World Airlines (AWA) has dismissed social media reports claiming that one of its aircraft developed a technical problem at Kumasi Airport, resulting in the evacuation of passengers, describing the claims as false.
AWA debunks reports of aircraft technical fault and passenger evacuation at Kumasi Airport
Why this is trending
This story is new on our feeds. So far only MyJoyOnline has reported it, and we'll list other coverage here as outlets pick it up.
- First seen on our feeds 3 hours ago, from MyJoyOnline.
This is a trending story aggregated from MyJoyOnline. Read the full story at the original source →
‹ OLDERMahama announces $9bn investment plan to create jobs under new economy policyNEWER ›No clear winner after tight New Zealand general election
RELATED POSTS
The Pathology in Ghana Politics: Examining institutional governance and the non-aligned citizen
Michael Baidoo returns from injury to score in Plymouth win over Alvechurch
Politician and businessman Kofi Wayo passes on at 71
Alfred Woyome files nomination to contest NDC National Vice Chairmanship
POST A COMMENT
0 Comments
YOU MISSED THIS
Gov’t allocates GH¢250M in 2027 budget for completion of Blekusu Coastal Protection Project
Nov 7, 2026
Ghana to host 2027 Karting Africa Showrun
Nov 7, 2026
No clear winner after tight New Zealand general election
Nov 7, 2026
Mahama announces $9bn investment plan to create jobs under new economy policy
Nov 7, 2026