IBC Aviation Bombardier Global private jet (VP-IBC) flying over Accra, with Independence Square, the Independence Arch and the stadium on the Atlantic.

Accra Airport

Kotoka International Airport (ACC / DGAA)

Around ten kilometres northeast of the centre, Kotoka International Airport (ACC / DGAA) is Ghana's main airport, operated by Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL). Its single runway of around 3,445 m accommodates every type of aircraft, from business jets to ultra-long-range jets linking Europe.

Open 24/7, it ranks among the most modern in West Africa and has facilities dedicated to business aviation, away from commercial flows.

Terminal 3 and business aviation

Opened in September 2018, Terminal 3 gave Accra a first-class infrastructure: an investment of around 274 million dollars, a capacity of 5 million passengers a year, expandable, and the handling of regional, international and long-haul flights.

For private jet travellers, the airport offers VIP reception and dedicated facilities. Our teams coordinate ground handling and your transfer for a smooth arrival, from the aircraft steps to central Accra.

Formalities and support

Flying to Ghana requires careful preparation: visa, permits, slot booking and ground-handling coordination. IBC Aviation orchestrates all of these steps for a smooth arrival, in liaison with approved agents on the ground.

Accra, a rising hub of West Africa

Driven by a stable democracy and a diversified economy — finance, technology, gold, cocoa, hydrocarbons — Accra is establishing itself as a leading regional business centre, to the point of attracting new headquarters.

The city radiates across the whole sub-region: Abidjan, Lagos, Lomé and Dakar are a short hop away, making Accra an ideal base for back-to-back meetings across West Africa.

The other airports of Ghana

Ghana has a network of airports that our teams serve according to your itinerary:

  • Kumasi (KMS): the country's second city, the heart of the Ashanti region
  • Tamale (TML): northern Ghana, an international airport
  • Takoradi (TKD): the western region and the Sekondi-Takoradi oil hub
  • Sunyani (NYI) and Wa (WZA): regional services

Practical information and access

The airport is around ten kilometres northeast of central Accra, about twenty minutes' transfer depending on traffic. Its position close to the city shortens the final leg to the business districts and hotels.

Slot booking, permits and stopover coordination are built into our service.

Popular private jet routes to or from Accra

  • Accra – Abidjan: 0h45 flight
  • Accra – Lagos: 1h00
  • Accra – Dakar: 2h30
  • Accra – Casablanca: 3h30
  • Accra – Paris: 6h15
  • Accra – London: 6h30

IBC Aviation to or from Accra

Our teams arrange your flights to or from Accra, handle permits and ground handling, and select the aircraft suited to your itinerary. Accra is linked to our network: Abidjan is 45 minutes away, Lagos 1 hour, Dakar 2h30, and the London airports or Paris airport in under 7 hours. Available 24/7:

Frequently asked questions

Which airport should I use to fly private to Accra?

Kotoka International Airport (ACC / DGAA), around ten kilometres to the northeast, is the main gateway. With Terminal 3, opened in 2018, it has facilities dedicated to business aviation and accommodates every type of aircraft, including ultra-long-range jets.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet to Accra?

The price depends on the aircraft, the number of passengers and the itinerary. A regional West African link calls for a business jet; a flight to Europe, a long-range or ultra-long-range aircraft. Our teams provide a personalised, all-inclusive quote within the hour.

Do I need a visa and permits to fly to Ghana?

Yes. A visa is required for most nationalities, along with permits, a slot booking and ground-handling coordination. IBC Aviation manages all of these steps.

Can I reach Europe non-stop from Accra?

Yes, aboard a long-range or ultra-long-range aircraft: around 6h15 to Paris and 6h30 to London. With shorter-range aircraft, a stop is required.

How long is the flight between Accra and Lagos or Abidjan?

Around 1 hour to Lagos and 45 minutes to Abidjan. Accra is ideally placed to reach across West Africa.

Which other Ghanaian airports do you serve?

Besides Accra, our teams serve Kumasi (KMS), Tamale (TML) and Takoradi (TKD), depending on your itinerary.

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