A Takoradi bound Starbow flight was forced to make an emergency landing, Tuesday.
Two passengers sustained injuries to the ankle and the arm during an evacuation process.
One of the passengers told Joy News that 20 minutes into the Takoradi bound flight the pilot told them the aircraft had developed a fault and so they had to return to the Kotoko International Airport (KIA).
According to him, on their return to Accra they were told the passengers had to be evacuated. It was through the process of evacuation that the two people sustained the injuries.
Starbow's Chief Executive Officer James E. Antwi has confirmed the accident in an interview with Joy News.
He attributed the accident to a hydraulic fault.
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