Africa World Airlines (AWA) will begin morning flights from Accra to Tamale, the Northern regional capital 5 times a week from August 19, 2013.
The flights, which are scheduled to depart Accra at 7:00am and return from Tamale at 8:30am will be operated on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
According to a release signed by AWA Marketing Manager, Samuel Tachie, the morning flights are meant to complement the airline's existing flight schedule between Accra and Tamale.
"AWA currently flies seven times a week from Accra to Tamale...[but we are] introducing the morning flights in response to the demands of the market", the release stated.
The airline will also be offering an introductory tax inclusive fare of GH¢ 100 for a one way flight on the morning schedules from Accra to Tamale from August 19, 2013.
Bookings can be made at the AWA offices in Accra at 2A Senchi Street, Off Liberation Road, Airport Residential Area and in the departure hall of the domestic terminal or at their Tamale office located opposite the Zugbeli Junior High School and the ticket booth at the Tamale Airport.
Alternatively bookings can also be made online at www.flyafricaworld.com where payments can be made at any Zenith bank branch.
Africa World Airlines is a partnership between SAS Finance Group, Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT), China-Africa Development Fund and HNA Aviation Holding, the parent company of Hainan Airlines which is the 4th largest airline in China.



1,568 new lawyers must use law to advance justice — Chief Justice
GH¢800,000 worth of goods lost in Kia Rhino truck fire at Amanfrom
I never said Ghana has more nurses than it needs — Akandoh
I have tried reaching Boakye Agyarko after NPP chairmanship race, but to no avai...
Ghana’s Corporate Illusion: Why We Celebrate Professional Titles More Than Natio...
Sam George, Armah-Kofi Buah, Phyllis Naa Koryoo and OPK among 1,568 lawyers call...
Visa scandal: 'Ampofo Ankrah’s suspension not enough; Kofi Adams must also step ...
'Let integrity, discipline guide your conduct' — Samson Lardi tells new lawyers
Labour Minister optimistic teachers will suspend strike by close of day
Dr Ato Forson urges MMDCEs to eliminate waste in public spending
