Mahama cuts sod for construction of Multi-Purpose Carpark at Accra Airport
President John Dramani Mahama has cut the sod for the construction of a Multi-Tiered, Multi-Purpose Carpark and Airport Hotels Complex at the Accra International Airport as part of efforts to modernise aviation infrastructure and improve passenger experience. The facility, expected to be completed within 24 months, will comprise a seven-storey car park, two hotels, a […] The post Mahama cuts sod…
Accra International Airport has witnessed the cutting of sod for a new Multi-Tiered, Multi-Purpose Carpark and Airport Hotels Complex, under President John Dramani Mahama's guidance. This facility, envisioned to be completed within two years, will include a seven-story car park, two hotels, a pedestrian link to Terminal Three, over 2,000 parking spaces, a shopping mall with a food court and retail spaces, a sky lounge, and an aircraft viewing observatory.
President Mahama highlighted the project as a proactive measure to accommodate future demands and enhance the passenger experience. The initiative, initiated in response to escalating passenger traffic and capacity constraints at Terminal Two, aims to bolster Ghana's position as a key aviation hub in the West African region. The Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL) is spearheading this development, which will not only expand parking capacity near Terminal Three but also optimize land use and improve traffic flow within the airport enclave.
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