By Gertrude Ankah

Domestic airline, PassionAir, has attributed Saturday’s mid-air turbulence on Flight OP 149 from Kumasi to Accra to ongoing seasonal weather changes, and has assured the traveling public of its unwavering commitment to safety and operational standards.

The airline confirmed that passengers experienced discomfort due to “moderate turbulence” during a Saturday [June 14] flight and extended apologies to those affected.

“We sincerely apologise to all affected passengers for the inconvenience caused,” it stated in a press release issued Sunday, June 15.

The airline noted that flights to and from Kumasi, Takoradi, Tamale, Sunyani, and Wa, may continue to experience some level of disruption during this period.

PassionAir assured the public that it is closely monitoring weather conditions in collaboration with the Ghana Meteorological Agency and aviation authorities, and continues to operate in full compliance with regulatory safety standards.

“While we expect mostly slight to moderate weather disruptions, rare instances of severe conditions may occur,” the statement added. “The safety and comfort of our passengers and crew remain our highest priority.”

 No casualties were reported, and the flight landed safely in Accra.

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