Do any U.S. carriers layover in Accra, Ghana?

[ATADave]

Do any U.S. carriers layover in Accra, Ghana?

If so, does anyone know which hotels they use?

Thanks in advance,
Dave

 

[aa73]

Yeah, YHGTBSM Air flies there and stays at the WTFO Plaza.

 

[atpcliff]

I don't know, but I DO know that Ghana is very nice, and has LOTS of tourists. I also found out that lots of US airline pilots have vacation homes there.

cliff
SYD

 

[bigsky]

we were there recently....had a lot of beers tonight but I seem to recall a le meridien???
What ever it was it was probably one of the nicer hotels I have stayed at in Africa.

 

[Quimby]

I think G.Lee goes there. He likes to disguise it as "Paris".

 

[AA717driver]

I think G.Lee goes there. He likes to disguise it as "Paris".

Yeah, Accra is "the Paris of Ghana".

TC

 

[overseas boy]

I believe Delta and United stay there. Don't know hotel.
IATA Code-ACC, ICAO Code-DGAA check out their timetables

 

[General Lee]

I think G.Lee goes there. He likes to disguise it as "Paris".

Wrong, it is flown by NYC crews on the 767/757 from JFK, and DTW A330 crews from ATL. So, how are the Yuma layovers?


Bye Bye---General Lee

 

[ATADave]

I believe Delta and United stay there. Don't know hotel.
IATA Code-ACC, ICAO Code-DGAA check out their timetables

I know they go there, I've seen them there. I didn't get close enough to figure out if they crew change. If they do layover, It would be helpful for me to know which hotel they use as I'm involved in a bit of a battle with my company.

Thanks for the response though,
Dave

 

[Cardinal]

North American used to do it...

 

[LandGreen]

I know they go there, I've seen them there. I didn't get close enough to figure out if they crew change. If they do layover, It would be helpful for me to know which hotel they use as I'm involved in a bit of a battle with my company.

Thanks for the response though,
Dave

Dave,

Probably not the best idea to solicit hotel info from a public forum. With a little digging, I am sure you can figure out enough info for your purposes without compromising info that can be seen by "not so nice people" around the world. Example: Mumbai comes to mind!

 

[NAAPilot]

North American used to do it...

We did for a few years. It was actually a nice place. Had many layovers there and stayed at the Golden Tulip. It was a nice hotel for Africa. Enjoyed staying there.

 

[Mike man]

Dave,

Probably not the best idea to solicit hotel info from a public forum. With a little digging, I am sure you can figure out enough info for your purposes without compromising info that can be seen by "not so nice people" around the world. Example: Mumbai comes to mind!

i happen to know that the Mumbai fellows check flightinfo often...and it was an errant post by a fi member asking what hotel the airlines use that lead to the entire incident.

but maybe Dave was just posing the question and hoping for a PM from someone who could enlighten him. Or maybe Dave was posting in hopes of a dingle berry scolding him about posting asking for the name of a hotel.

 

[FlyinGuy]

So the mods on FI will sensor childish name calling, but they will let a thread like this continue? Things that make you go hhhuummm!!!

 

[Cardinal]

Nevermind.

Ah, just discovered that the window in which we can delete our own posts is now 0 seconds. That way the mods get to raise a ruckus before doing the same thing. Perfect.