Yesterday, AmCham Ghana hosted a familiarization roundtable at its offices, bringing together the Chamber’s new CEO, Ms. Doris Afanyedey, and senior leaders from United Airlines and Brussels Airlines to explore areas of collaboration and partnership.

The meeting brought together Oluwatomi Bola-Sadipe, United Airlines’ Country Manager for Nigeria, Ghana & South Africa, Matilda Hammond, Sales Account Manager, and Ilse Adriaen, Country Manager representing Brussels Airlines.

Discussions focused on strengthening collaboration and exploring areas of mutual interest, including active participation in AmCham Ghana’s programs and strategic initiatives for 2026. Both sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepening partnership through regular engagement, shared initiatives, and sustained support for AmCham’s mission to foster U.S.–Ghana business relations.

United Airlines has deepened its strategic footprint in Ghana through a measurable capacity enhancement. Effective with the 2024–2025 winter schedule, the carrier upscaled its Accra–Washington Dulles service from three weekly rotations to a daily frequency, marking a 67 percent year-on-year uplift in seat capacity and reaffirming its commitment to the trans-Atlantic corridor. The route is operated by the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, featuring a 243-seat, four-cabin configuration, comprising 28 Polaris Business, 21 Premium Plus, 36 Economy Plus, and 158 Standard Economy seats, positioning United to deliver enhanced connectivity, premium service segmentation, and operational efficiency within the West African aviation market