The 9 airports in Ghana and where you can fly to?

Ghana has 9 airports and out of these 2 of them are international airports which are located in Accra and Kumasi.  7 airports are regional local airports some airports like Wa are practically airstrips for local and and delivery flights only. The location of Ghana’s airports have allowed tourism in Ghana to flourish. As tourist and locals are able to reach all parts of country

Below is a list of airports in Ghana and their airport types

1. Kotoka International Airport (ACC)
   International Airport  – main airport for landing in Ghana
2. Kumasi International Airport (KMS)
   Internal Airport for Africa – second busiest but mainly used for domestic
3. Takoradi Airport (TKD)
   Domestic Airport – small plans from Africa and Ghana
4. Tamale Airport (TML)
   Domestic Airport – small plans from Africa and Ghana
5. Sunyani Airport (NYI)
   Domestic Airport – small planes from Africa and Ghana
6. Wa Airport (WZA
   Domestic Airport – small planes from Africa and Ghana
7. Yendi Airport
   Domestic Airport – small planes from Ghana
8. Navrongo Airport
   Domestic Airport – small planes from  Ghana
9. Ho Airport
   Domestic Airport – small planes fromGhana

Towns and cities served by the local airports of Ghana?

The 9 airports of Ghana provide access to the following towns and regions in Ghana

• Kotoka International Airport – provides access to the Greater Accra region
• Kumasi International Airport – provides access to the Ashanti region
• Takoradi Airport – provides access to the Western region
• Tamale Airport – provides access to the Northern region
• Sunyani Airport – provides access to the Bono region
• Wa Airport – provides access to the Upper West region
• Yendi Airport – provides access to Northern region
• Navrongo Airport – provides access to the Upper East region
• Ho Airport – provides access to Ho Municiple District and the Volta Region

Author: The editor

Working with off site teams to create content and providing insights on all things Ghana related. Always keen to hear from people traveling to Ghana or living in Ghana. As there is so much to see and do and write about