Kotoka International Airport
Kotoka International Airport in Accra, Ghana is that country's most important international air facility. The airport's IATA Airport Code is ACC.
Kotoka has the capability of receiving airplanes up to the Boeing 747-400, and is the hub of Ghana Airways and DAS Air Cargo.
In 1999, world champion boxer Ike Quartey, apparently not a popular figure at home, was received with rocks and bottles by his country people at this airport after losing for the world Welterweight championship against Oscar De La Hoya, in what was catalogued as a mini riot.
Airlines landing at this airport include:
- Aeroflot
- Air Afrique
- Air Burkina
- Air Ghana/Westar
- Air Guinee
- Air Ivoire
- Alitalia
- Analinda
- BCM Airlines
- Balkan Bulgarian Airlines
- British Airways
- City Bird
- Egyptair
- Emirates
- Ethiopian Airlines
- Ghana Airways
- Imperial Airlines
- Johnsons Air
- KLM
- Lufthansa
- MK Airlines
- RCN
- Real Aviation
- South African Airways
- Southern Aviation
- Swiss
And, on the cargo airline side, the following can be seen:
- Cargolux
- DAS Air Cargo
- Imperial Cargo Airlines