A three-member investigation team has been commissioned by the Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation and Prevention Bureau (AIB Ghana) to probe an aircraft accident that occurred in Tema on Monday. Led by Captain Paul Forjoe, the team’s primary objective will be to ascertain the cause of the incident and propose measures to prevent similar occurrences in the future. The accident involved a 3I Sky Arrows light aircraft with registration number 9G-ADV, which was flying from Ho to Accra when it met with trouble.

In a press conference held in Accra, John Wumborti, the Commissioner of AIB Ghana, emphasized the Bureau's swift response following the incident's initial reports, which allowed them to begin preliminary investigations immediately. This efficient reaction highlights the importance placed on aviation safety and the critical role of thorough investigations in maintaining standards and public confidence in air travel. The inquiry aims not only to provide closure for any affected parties but also to enhance operational safety in the region.

The investigation takes place in the Greater Accra Region, an area significant for aviation activities, making the results crucial for the local aviation sector. Findings from this investigation may lead to enhanced regulations or recommendations for better operational practices, thereby contributing to the overall safety framework of the aviation industry in Ghana. This incident underscores the ongoing challenges faced within the realm of aircraft safety and underlines the necessity of rigorous oversight and investigation to prevent future accidents.