Kotoka International Airport’s Terminal 2 undergoing repurposing for domestic and international flights

The initiative is aimed at easing congestion at Terminal 3 while maximizing the use of available space, reinforcing Ghana’s vision of becoming West Africa’s leading aviation hub.

As part of the transition, GACL’s Managing Director, Mrs. Yvonne Nana Afriyie Opare, has initiated continuous stakeholder engagements to ensure a smooth transition for airlines preparing to operate from the revamped terminal.

On Wednesday, March 19, 2025, GACL led a walkthrough of Terminal 2 with airline representatives to showcase the project’s progress.

The airlines expressed satisfaction with the developments and provided positive feedback on the operational readiness, activation, and transition (ORAT) process.

“Once completed, the repurposed Terminal 2 will accommodate growing passenger traffic and alleviate congestion at Terminal 3 during peak hours.

“The project is also expected to support the integration of new airlines planning to operate from KIA in the coming months,” the GACL MD briefly stated on March 19, 2025.

GACL has described the initiative as a significant milestone in its continuous commitment to enhancing passenger experience and optimizing airport infrastructure.