The operator may start operations in 2019 after some renovations are done at KIA’s Terminal One.
Kotoka International Airport
Mr Attafuah told Accra-based Joy FM that the Ghana Airports Company has issued a license for a fixed based operator.
“We are going to turn terminal one into a fixed based operation where will give it out to a private operator who will service private jets.”
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"We hope that when we do that we will be able to attract private jets from neighbouring countries. Those who own private jets may come and even use here as their base and we can earn some income from there.” Mr Attafuah added.
This comes after domestic airlines were moved to Terminal Two following the completion of the new Terminal Three for international travels.
Meanwhile, the name of the private fixed base operator is yet to be disclosed.
