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Africa World Airlines COO Sohail Mahmood says Embraer E190s, an expanded Accra hub and partnerships will underpin the Ghanaian carrier’s growth across West Africa. The strategy links fleet capacity with hub development and cooperation as the airline seeks to expand its regional presence.
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Africa World Airlines COO Sohail Mahmood says Embraer E190s, an expanded Accra hub and partnerships will underpin the Ghanaian carrier’s growth across West Africa. The strategy links fleet capacity with hub development and cooperation as the airline seeks to expand its regional presence.
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