About OP
Pale in raw numbers but punching well above its weight in practical importance, OP is a regional carrier operating entirely within Ghana — a domestic-only network stitching together eight non-stop routes across five airports. Its hub at Accra's Kotoka International Airport (ACC) anchors three of those connections, making it the logical nerve centre of an operation that also radiates from Tamale (TML), Wa (WZA), and Takoradi (TKD). With a total network span of just over 2,000 kilometres, this isn't an airline chasing continents. It's solving a genuinely local problem: getting Ghanaians between cities that road travel makes exhausting.
Why fly OP?
The honest answer is geography. Ghana's road infrastructure between its northern and southern regions can turn a manageable distance into a grinding half-day ordeal. OP's longest route, TML to ACC at 430 kilometres, illustrates the value proposition better than any marketing copy could — Tamale to Accra by air takes roughly an hour; overland, you're looking at considerably longer. For business travellers working between Accra and the country's secondary cities, or anyone moving through Takoradi's oil-sector economy, OP offers something straightforward and genuinely useful: frequency on routes that matter locally. It's not a glamour airline, and I wouldn't pretend otherwise. But reliable domestic coverage in West Africa is rarer than it should be, and that scarcity is itself a reason to pay attention.
OP hub airports
- ACC Accra — 3 OP routes from Ghana
- TML Tamale — 2 OP routes from Ghana
- WZA Wa — 1 OP routes from Ghana
- TKD Takoradi — 1 OP routes from Ghana
- KMS Kumasi — 1 OP routes from Ghana
Top destination countries on OP
- Ghana — 8 OP routes
Tips for booking OP
Book directly where possible — smaller regional carriers in West Africa don't always surface cleanly on third-party aggregators, and pricing can look wildly inconsistent across platforms. Don't assume lounge access or alliance perks; OP's network doesn't suggest major alliance membership, so frequent-flyer benefits from international carriers won't stack here. Arrive with patience and a fully charged phone. Airports like Wa (WZA) are small, with limited amenities before your flight. Double-check baggage allowances at booking — regional carriers often enforce stricter weight limits on smaller aircraft than travellers expect coming off an international connection into ACC.
Frequently asked questions about OP
Where does OP fly?
OP operates 8 routes with a focus on West African destinations, primarily serving Ghana and the surrounding region from its main hub.
What is OP's main hub airport?
OP's main hub is Accra (ACC), Kotoka International Airport, which serves as the primary connection point for the airline's network.
Is OP a legacy carrier, low-cost airline, or regional carrier?
OP operates as a regional carrier with a focused network of 8 routes, primarily serving West African destinations from its Ghana-based hub.
When should I book flights with OP, and what fare options are available?
For the best fares, book in advance during off-peak periods; OP typically offers standard economy fare classes with varying levels of flexibility and amenities depending on your booking option.
What are OP's baggage and check-in policies?
Check-in typically opens 24 hours before departure; baggage allowances vary by fare class, so review your specific ticket details or contact OP directly for precise baggage limits and fees.