A recent investigation by Fact-Check Ghana has shed light on an unusual pattern involving a suspicious flight, AIR MADE 9823AM, which was allegedly linked to allegations of drug trafficking. The flight, which traveled from Grande Canaria to Kotoka Airport with a stop in Luanda, remained at the airport for an unprecedented 5 days.
According to the investigation, the flight’s typical travel history shows it to be highly active, visiting multiple destinations daily with scheduled departures in the early hours of the morning. However, on March 20th, the flight deviated from its usual pattern and stayed at Kotoka Airport for 5 days, sparking concerns and raising questions about the reasons behind the unusual stay.
The government has attempted to explain the delay, citing a fault, but this explanation remains unverified. Fact-Check Ghana’s review confirms that the government’s explanation is not supported by concrete evidence, leaving many to wonder about the true reasons behind the flight’s prolonged stay.
Fact-Check Ghana is continuing to investigate the matter, seeking to uncover the root cause of the flight’s unusual stay at Kotoka Airport. As the investigation unfolds, many are eagerly awaiting answers to the questions surrounding this mysterious flight.
Key Findings
– The flight AIR MADE 9823AM remained at Kotoka Airport for 5 days, an unusual duration for this flight.
– The flight’s typical travel history shows it to be highly active, visiting multiple destinations daily.
– The government’s explanation for the delay, citing a fault, remains unverified.
– Fact-Check Ghana is continuing to investigate the matter to uncover the root cause of the flight’s unusual stay.
Story by: Ohemaa Adusi-Poku
