PassionAir apologises, assures of passengers’ safety after severe turbulence incident

Domestic airline PassionAir has apologised to passengers after its Kumasi-Accra flight encountered severe turbulence during its journey on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

The airline confirmed the incident involving flight OP 149 in a statement issued on Wednesday, November 4, attributing the turbulence to sudden adverse weather conditions.

It acknowledged the discomfort experienced by passengers and expressed regret over the incident.

“On Tuesday, 3 November 2026, PassionAir flight OP 149, operating from Kumasi to Accra, encountered severe turbulence en route due to sudden adverse weather conditions.

“While such weather-related occurrences are beyond our control and are generally considered unavoidable natural events, we recognise the discomfort and inconvenience this experience may have caused our valued passengers.

“We strive to minimise discomfort and ensure the best possible travel experience. We sincerely apologise for any distress or inconvenience experienced during the flight,” the statement read.

PassionAir reiterated its commitment to passenger safety, assuring travellers that the welfare of passengers and crew remains its foremost concern.

“PassionAir remains committed to providing safe, smooth and comfortable air travel for all our passengers. We wish to reassure our passengers and the public that the safety and well-being of our passengers and crew remain our highest priority,” it added.

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