Same helicopter forced into emergency landing again within two weeks

Same helicopter forced into emergency landing again within two weeks

Concerns over Ghana’s aviation safety are escalating after a helicopter, registration number 9G-AFW, was forced into its second emergency landing in two weeks.

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