The Minority in Parliament has raised concerns over what they say are two suspicious flights that landed in Ghana in March.
According to them, the two flights suspected to be carrying cocaine and an undisclosed amount of cash landed in Ghana between March 20 and March 25, 2025.
Addressing a press conference on April 1, 2025, the Member of Parliament for Assin South, Rev , said the Minority caucus intercepted an intelligence indicating that an air ambulance landed in Ghana without any referral of patients.
He said: "On the matter of AirMed flights and Cavok Air private jets transporting suspected cocaine and cash, ladies and gentlemen, on another security matter related to our airspace, the Minority Caucus calls on National Security to provide the contents of a cargo suspected to be carrying contents suspected to be cocaine and cash imported into the country by two suspicious flights, namely AirMed flight NH23AM and Cavok Air private jet Antonov AN 12 B which landed at the tarmac of Kotoka International Airport on March 2025 from Gran Canaria, an island in Spain and departed to the same Gran Canaria after the arrival." It added that reliable intelligence intercepted by the Minority Caucus says that on March 20, 2025, AirMed flight NH23AM, which is an air ambulance designed specifically to carry patients, landed at Kotoka International Airport in Accra and remained in the country before departing at 1 am on March 25, 2025, back to Gran Canarian island. "Our intelligence further posits that no patient was transported by the said air flight neither to or from Accra.
