McDan Aviation, a leading ground handling company in Ghana, has resumed operations at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) after reaching a payment agreement with the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL). The company had suspended its operations at the airport last week due to a dispute over unpaid bills.
According to sources, McDan Aviation had accumulated a significant amount of debt with GACL, which led to the suspension of its operations. However, after a series of meetings and negotiations, the two parties have agreed on a payment plan that will allow McDan Aviation to resume its operations.
The resumption of McDan Aviation’s operations is a welcome relief to airlines and passengers who were affected by the suspension. The company provides critical ground handling services, including baggage handling, cargo handling, and fuelling, among others.
The Ghana Airports Company Limited has confirmed that McDan Aviation has resumed its operations at the Kotoka International Airport. “We are pleased to announce that McDan Aviation has resumed its operations at KIA after we agreed on a payment plan,” said a spokesperson for GACL.
The dispute between McDan Aviation and GACL had raised concerns about the impact on the aviation industry in Ghana. However, with the resumption of McDan Aviation’s operations, airlines and passengers can now breathe a sigh of relief.
McDan Aviation’s resumption of operations is also expected to boost the country’s aviation industry, which has been growing rapidly in recent years. The company’s services are critical to the smooth operation of flights at KIA, and its resumption of operations is expected to enhance the overall passenger experience.
The agreement between McDan Aviation and GACL is a testament to the ability of the two parties to work together to resolve their differences. The payment plan agreed upon is expected to be mutually beneficial, allowing McDan Aviation to resume its operations while also ensuring that GACL receives the payments it is owed.
As the aviation industry in Ghana continues to grow, it is essential that companies like McDan Aviation and GACL work together to ensure the smooth operation of flights. The resumption of McDan Aviation’s operations is a positive step in this direction, and it is expected to have a positive impact on the industry as a whole.
In conclusion, the resumption of McDan Aviation’s operations at the Kotoka International Airport is a welcome development for the aviation industry in Ghana. The company’s services are critical to the smooth operation of flights, and its resumption of operations is expected to enhance the overall passenger experience.
The agreement between McDan Aviation and GACL is a testament to the ability of the two parties to work together to resolve their differences. As the aviation industry in Ghana continues to grow, it is essential that companies like McDan Aviation and GACL work together to ensure the smooth operation of flights.
The resumption of McDan Aviation’s operations is also expected to have a positive impact on the economy of Ghana. The company’s services are critical to the smooth operation of flights, and its resumption of operations is expected to enhance the overall passenger experience, leading to increased tourism and economic activity.
As McDan Aviation resumes its operations, the company is expected to continue providing high-quality ground handling services to airlines and passengers. The company’s commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction is expected to remain unchanged, and its resumption of operations is expected to be a positive development for the aviation industry in Ghana.
Source: Africa Publicity
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