Ghana’s presidential Jet has flown back to Ghana from France and it has been handed back to the Ghana Air Force after undergoing an extended maintenance and repair programme.
The aircraft underwent maintenance at the Dassault Falcon Service MRO facility at Paris Le Bourget (PLB) for a mandatory 24-month and 1,600-hour technical inspection.
Engineers at the maintenance facility uncovered significant defects during the inspection, including issues affecting the fuel tank and one of the jet’s turbofans.
These faults required manufacturer-level intervention and prolonged the maintenance schedule, as the repairs could only be executed at that specific Dassault-authorised site.
The jet has now successfully completed all complex repair processes, including leak assessments, engine ground runs and acceptance flights, and has been cleared for service by Dassault Falcon Service.
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