And I support that 150%. It is gross mismanagement! How do you have six
or seven people with the same ticket number doing musical chairs on the
plane just to get a seat. Some Ghanaians in London are suing Ghana Airways
for keeping them in the plane on the tarmac for six hours, without any
explanation or even peanuts!
I bet those Ghana Airways folks don't care about the poor passengers
either, it's the money they all want. The difference is, Ghana Airways
does not want to work for it.
Trust me,Uncle Ben, I do not want to have to take only one luggage to Ghana
but I'd rather that luggage arrives in Ghana with me, even a day or two
later than never at all and have no one to hold responsible!
And do you know that Ghanaian pilots are one of the best in the world?
Yes. What a waste!!
dzigbodi.
>But Uncle Ben, the big question to me is this. Why in the world do we sit
>around with all this business opportunity floating around us and let it go
>down the drain? I do not think blaming the British will help us here.
>Nkrumah gave us a beautiful airline, look what we did to it.
>
>It's all trademarked mismanagement. Remember Annmarie's stories about her
>sisters ordeal with Ghana Airways? How can you hold a whole plane just
>for the Minister's wife on a shopping spree? And many, many more just
>ridiculous stuff. We are simply not trying.
>
>That's my piece. Thanks
>
>>
>> From: "Weller, Ben" <[log in to unmask]>
>> Date: 2002/03/29 Fri AM 08:49:13 CST
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Subject: Re: WHILE GHANA AIRWAYS IS DYING ... ... ...
>>
>> These bloody leaches; BA that is. It is not the poor Ghanaian passengers
>>that they care about; it is their money. BA has found out that Ghana
>>Airways is folding and they want to capture the African market. With Air
>>Afrique, Sabina {God knows where Nigerian Airways is in all of this), and
>>now Ghana Air out of the competition, the entire West African coast is a
>>fertile market for BA to step in. But guess what? Passengers traveling
>>on British Airways will be allowed only ONE luggage of 30 or 40 Kilos.
>>This means that anything more than the allowed luggage will be subject to
>>excess levy. A good reason why they would not want to fly out of New York
>>or Chicago, where the TWO luggage per passenger is mandatory.
>>
>> Peace and blessing for the season
>>
>> Ben
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Aggo Akyea [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>> Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 5:13 PM
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Subject: WHILE GHANA AIRWAYS IS DYING ... ... ...
>>
>>
>> www.ghanaweb.com
>> Business News of Thursday, 28 March 2002
>>
>>
>> BRITISH AIRWAYS TO OPERATE DAILY SERVICE TO GHANA
>>
>> As from April 2nd, 2002, British Airways (BA) will begin operating a
>>daily service to the Accra London Heathrow route.
>>
>> The introduction of the daily service underlines British Airways
>>commitment to offering the best service to customers to nd from Ghana. In
>>addition o the daily direct service to London Heathrow, BA already offers
>>a unique service to travelers from Ghana with its African visitor
>>services.
>>
>> BA now offers travelers from Ghana even better access to its global
>>network with the introduction of its daily service.
>>
>
>
>
>
>These bloody leaches; BA that is. It is not the poor Ghanaian passengers
>that they care about; it is their money. BA has found out that Ghana
>Airways is folding and they want to capture the African market. With Air
>Afrique, Sabina {God knows where Nigerian Airways is in all of this), and
>now Ghana Air out of the competition, the entire West African coast is a
>fertile market for BA to step in. But guess what? Passengers traveling on
>British Airways will be allowed only ONE luggage of 30 or 40 Kilos. This
>means that anything more than the allowed luggage will be subject to
>excess levy. A good reason why they would not want to fly out of New York
>or Chicago, where the TWO luggage per passenger is mandatory.
>
>
>Peace and blessing for the season
>
>
>Ben
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Aggo Akyea [<mailto:[log in to unmask]>mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 5:13 PM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: WHILE GHANA AIRWAYS IS DYING ... ... ...
>
>
>
>www.ghanaweb.com
>Business News of Thursday, 28 March 2002
>
>
>
>BRITISH AIRWAYS TO OPERATE DAILY SERVICE TO GHANA
>
>
>As from April 2nd, 2002, British Airways (BA) will begin operating a daily
>service to the Accra London Heathrow route.
>
>
>The introduction of the daily service underlines British Airways
>commitment to offering the best service to customers to nd from Ghana. In
>addition o the daily direct service to London Heathrow, BA already offers
>a unique service to travelers from Ghana with its African visitor services.
>
>
>BA now offers travelers from Ghana even better access to its global
>network with the introduction of its daily service.
>
>
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