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Status of Ghanaian Valid Air Carrier Licence (Acl) Holders As at February 2019 STATUS OF GHANAIAN VALID AIR CARRIER LICENCE (ACL) HOLDERS AS AT FEBRUARY 2019 NAME OF OPERATOR TYPE OF SERVICE SCHEDULE OF SERVICE ROUTES Fixed Wing & Helicopter Aberdair Aviation Ghana Ltd NON-SCHEDULED WORLDWIDE Aerial Works Aerial Works, Air Charter, SCHEDULED/NON- Aero Surveys Limited (Starbow) DOMESTIC & REGIONAL Passenger & Cargo Services SCHEDULED Africa World Airlines Passenger & Cargo SCHEDULED DOMESTIC & REGIONAL SCHEDULED / NON- Afrinat International Airlines Passenger & Cargo USA & REGIONAL (AFRICA) SCHEDULED SCHEDULED /NON- Air Futures Limited (Unity Air) Passenger & Cargo DOMESTIC & WORLDWIDE SCHEDULED SCHEDULED / NON- DOMESTIC, REGIONAL & INTER- Air Ghana Limited Passenger & Cargo SCHEDULED CONTINENTAL Helicopter Services (On- COUNTRY WIDE SUB Air Mon-Tran Limited NON-SCHEDULED demand/Charter Services) REGIONAL (WEST AFRICA) SCHEDULED / NON- DOMESTIC, REGIONAL AND Ashanti Airlines Limited Passenger & Cargo SCHEDULED INTERCONTINENTAL SCHEDULED/NON- DOMESTIC, REGIONAL (AFRICA) & Baby Jet Airlines Limited Passenger & Cargo SCHEDULED INTERNATIONAL Helicopter & Fixed Wing COUNTRY WIDE & REGIONAL Century Aviation Company Ltd NON-SCHEDULED Services (AFRICA) Dac International Airlines Ltd SCHEDULED / NON- DOMESTIC, REGIONAL & INTER- Passenger & Cargo (Passion Air) SCHEDULED CONTINENTAL Passenger, Cargo & Charter SCHEDULED/NON- DOMESTIC, REGIONAL & INTER- Eagle Atlantic Airlines Limited Services SCHEDULED CONTINENTAL Passenger & Cargo Emergency Rescue Services SCHEDULED/NON- Gian Air Limited DOMESTIC & REGIONAL Executive & Private Charter SCHEDULED Services SCHEDULED / NON- SUB REGIONAL (WEST AFRICA) & Goldstar Air Passenger SCHEDULED INTERCONTINENTAL Gulf Wing Aviation Domestic Helicopter NON-SCHEDULED DOMESTIC ON DEMAND/CHARTER Helisel Aviation Ltd Helicopter Services BASIS/FIXED WING DOMESTIC SERVICES SCHEDULED/NON- Katlan Air Limited Passenger & Cargo INTERNATIONAL SCHEDULED Love Airways Limited Passenger & Cargo SCHEDULED DOMESTIC & REGIONAL (AFRICA) Passenger & Cargo / Air DOMESTIC, REGIONAL & INTER- Pison Airways SCHEDULED Charter CONTINENTAL Royal Fly-Gh Passenger & Cargo SCHEDULED DOMESTIC & SUB-REGIONAL SCHEDULE/NON- Sizwe International Airline Passenger & Cargo DOMESTIC & SUB-REGIONAL SCHEDULED SCHEDULED /NON- Trinity Airlines Ltd Passenger & Cargo DOMESTIC & REGIONAL SCHEDULED Passenger & Executive Jet SCHEDULED/ NON- Unicorn Airlines Limited DOMESTIC & REGIONAL Charter Services SCHEDULED Aerial Works & Air Charter Volta River Aviation Ltd NON-SCHEDULED DOMESTIC (Helicopter Services).
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