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Ghanaian-owned airline, Goldstar Air in collaboration with Universal Kindness Outreach presented assorted items to The Osu Children’s Home in the Labone, Accra on Saturday 4th September, 2021.
The items were presented on behalf of both companies by the President of Universal Kindness Outreach (UKO) Mr. Nii Amoo Dodoo and the Cargo Manager of Goldstar Air Mr. John Ashong Mettle and were received by Madam Janet Ahiagah of Osu Children’s Home which forms part of the corporate social responsibilities.
Goldstar donated Baby dresses,T-shirts, Assorted drinks,Toys, Shoes, Flusks,
Face shields (PPE’s) to the Osu children’s home.
The donation is to assist the management of the orphanage to cater for the orphans. The home has contributed its bid towards providing for the less privileged in society, hence the companies need to contribute to the efforts of the orphanage.
The management team was elated and extended heartfelt thanks and appreciation to Goldstar Air and Universal Kindness Outreach (UKO) for their kind gesture reflecting their good heartedness.
They also assured the management and staff of both companies that the orphanage will utilize the items to the benefit of the kids, with an appeal to other corporate bodies to take a cue from these two companies to make similar donations.
Universal Kindness Outreach (UKO) seeks to restore the dignity and quality of life for people, by eliminating barriers to success through innovative education programs, entrepreneurial development and community driven projects. Guided by these aspirations and those of the people we serve, we pursue this mission with compassion, transparency and generosity.
Ghanaian airline, Goldstar Air aims at improving the Ghanaian economy through the provision of affordable and available international travel, provide job opportunities and the airline’s impressive strides in corporate social responsibility, corporate vision, inspiration and pioneering innovations in Ghana are critical parts of the country’s transformation agenda towards economic growth.
Goldstar Air will initially be flying to twelve destinations namely London, Dubai, Washington, Lagos, Rhode Island, Guangzhou, Monrovia, Abidjan, Freetown, Banjul, Dakar and Conakry.
The airline will bring more benefits to travelers in terms of services and fares and has made adequate provisions to cater for passengers by introducing Ghanaian dishes, local movies and announcements will also be made in Ghanaian dialects during takeoff and landing, as a way of showcasing the Ghanaian culture to the rest of the world.[ads4]
Goldstar Air cabin crew will be selling made in Ghana goods and promoting Ghana tourist sites on board, as we would like our passengers to have a smile when leaving our offices and our aircrafts.
Goldstar Air provides a total of sixty nine (69) kilograms per passenger, three-piece baggage allowance with a hand luggage not exceeding ten kilograms to ensure that our passengers are able to transport sufficient luggage for their personal use. This is one example that showcases how important we think it is, to put a smile on the faces of our guests.
You can sign up the Goldstar Air Frequent Flyer miles on our “Chalewote” card worth more per mile when you fly on our long haul flights and business class seats. Goldstar Air will move together with our cherished passengers, that is why our Frequent Flyer card is named “Chalewote” which in the Ghanaian local dialect means “Let’s Go Together” and can earn our loyal customers free tickets to any destination of their choice.[ads2]
In the United States of America, Goldstar Air have been offered two years free landing, parking, advert and office space at Providence International Airport, Rhode Island and Baltimore Washington International Airport. In Scotland, which will be their future destination, they have been offered one year free landing, parking at Glasgow International Airport, Scotland.
Present to grace the occasion were officials from Goldstar Air included Mr. Edmund Lamptey (Cabin Crew), Mr. John Ashong-Mettle (Cargo manager), Mr. Edwin Lamptey (Cabin Crew), Ms Rachael Quaynor (Cabin Crew), Ms Excel Norman (Cabin Crew), Mr. Nii Amoo Dodoo (President of UKO), Mr. Gabriel Afotey Quaye (UKO), and Mr Nii Ashie Kotei.
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