Starbow yesterday resumed normal operations with afternoon flights to Kumasi, the company has announced.
A press statement issued yesterday in Accra said the resumption of operations follows the successful completion of an extensive inspection on Starbow?s fleet by the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA).
?The inspection results provide us the assurance of the integrity of our equipment, operations and maintenance procedure.
Starbow aircraft are regularly maintained and serviced in accordance with the manufacturer?s recommendations and as such duly endorsed and approved by the GCAA.
Starbow would also like to state that all necessary support and co-operation was rendered to the GCAA inspectors as they did their required duties.
?The results of the inspection give us much confidence that our operating systems provide the required level of safety in operation.
?At this juncture, we would like to reassure our customers and the general public that safety and security has been our main concern and we will not compromise on these values. We would also like to extend our profound gratitude to our cherished customers and dedicated trade partners for their patience and solidarity during this phase in our operations.
?Starbow once again wishes to render its sincerest apology to all its customers, trade partners and the general public for the inconvenience caused as a result of the 28th October 2014 incident, which led to the inspection,? it mentioned.
