High Aviation fuel crippling our business – Domestic Airlines

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RASTA BANGI 8 years ago

AIRPORT TAX IS ALSO TOO HIGH RESULTING IN HIGH AIRFARES WHICH DOES NOT ATTRACT TOURISM. TOO MUCH TAXATION HURTS THE ECONOMY IN THE LONG RUN.

AIRPORT TAX IS ALSO TOO HIGH RESULTING IN HIGH AIRFARES WHICH DOES NOT ATTRACT TOURISM. TOO MUCH TAXATION HURTS THE ECONOMY IN THE LONG RUN.
Arthur 8 years ago

How do you run a nation without taxes. Stop flying or pay the vat. What about restaurants that are paying,will it collapse their business. Then let Ghana be tax free. Think twice dome.

How do you run a nation without taxes. Stop flying or pay the vat. What about restaurants that are paying,will it collapse their business. Then let Ghana be tax free. Think twice dome.
SAM 8 years ago

The SSNIT money the Ghana government has invested in Africa world airlines should be given back to the people of Ghana. We don't need this crab and nonsense talk. You people think you can get your way always at the expense o ...
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The SSNIT money the Ghana government has invested in Africa world airlines should be given back to the people of Ghana. We don't need this crab and nonsense talk. You people think you can get your way always at the expense of the poor people. We don't need you,our ANTRAK is coming back to fly to WA and HO. Give the fuel money to foreigners and give back our SSNIT money. Your management salary are too much that's causing your downfall and not the VAT. Cut your coat according to your size.
CORNEY 8 years ago

Don't mind these Ghanaian officials who think high taxes are the only way they can make money,
Already Ghana is not a tourist destination and instead of reducing the numerous taxes to attract more tourists as others are doin ...
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Don't mind these Ghanaian officials who think high taxes are the only way they can make money,
Already Ghana is not a tourist destination and instead of reducing the numerous taxes to attract more tourists as others are doing they rather keep adding more,even acquiring visa is not that easy,visa on arrival is even worse,too expensive.

How can you ask these struggling airlines to charge passengers that VAT if you don't want them to go out of business?

Ghana has one of the highest airport taxes in the world making it hard for many people to be attracted to the country,shame on us.
Dela 8 years ago

What technical knowledge has the hr to speak on fuel? Ask dispatchers how to save fuel through proper flight planning. If a commercial manager had said this it would been understandable than an hr manager. This hows how incom ...
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What technical knowledge has the hr to speak on fuel? Ask dispatchers how to save fuel through proper flight planning. If a commercial manager had said this it would been understandable than an hr manager. This hows how incompetent your are. Perhaps nepotism in your airline might be the cause
MENSAH 8 years ago

Please finance minister don't reduce any vat on anything. They must know how to attract passenger and don't blame the government. Poor mother Ghana any stupid person blames government.

Please finance minister don't reduce any vat on anything. They must know how to attract passenger and don't blame the government. Poor mother Ghana any stupid person blames government.
eugene 8 years ago

or 7.41 cedi for 4 liters..Delta is making great profits in USA

or 7.41 cedi for 4 liters..Delta is making great profits in USA
Creative Mind 8 years ago

We are in Ghana so dont compare any country to us.They have developed already and they dont take bribes,so the system is working accordingly and they think together and their motto is UNITED WE STAND but Ghana motto is DIVIDE ...
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We are in Ghana so dont compare any country to us.They have developed already and they dont take bribes,so the system is working accordingly and they think together and their motto is UNITED WE STAND but Ghana motto is DIVIDED WE FALL thats why we always falling apart.
FRANK 8 years ago

GHANAIANS like complaining too much,what develops a nation is taxes,so we must be use to it. Stop flying if you can't perform and let's hear better developmental projects. You think this is Ghana airways that enjoys everythin ...
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GHANAIANS like complaining too much,what develops a nation is taxes,so we must be use to it. Stop flying if you can't perform and let's hear better developmental projects. You think this is Ghana airways that enjoys everything free.
DERRICK 8 years ago

When you decided to sell your birth right to South African Airways what do you expect. Have you seen how foolish you people are and you are now blaming the government. The Washington route suppose to be yours and you decided ...
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When you decided to sell your birth right to South African Airways what do you expect. Have you seen how foolish you people are and you are now blaming the government. The Washington route suppose to be yours and you decided to sell for pen nuts and now you are complaining. You have exchanged your cow for a pussy cat. Shame to the management of Africa world airlines.
eugene 8 years ago

regular petro has dropped to $1.95 per gal in USA. $ liters for 7.41 cedi (3.8=1 dollar)

regular petro has dropped to $1.95 per gal in USA. $ liters for 7.41 cedi (3.8=1 dollar)
Creative Mind 8 years ago

How can you talk like that as if you were born before christ.Wake up eugene you part of Ghana's problem.Politics,tribalism and selfishness is our downfall.Think before you comment.They must pay the taxes,so the president shou ...
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How can you talk like that as if you were born before christ.Wake up eugene you part of Ghana's problem.Politics,tribalism and selfishness is our downfall.Think before you comment.They must pay the taxes,so the president should leave it like that,once you touch it you have to abolish the restuarants vat as well.They are fighting against each other thats is also bringing them down.

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