Owning a private jet is a symbol of immense wealth and prestige, and in Ghana, only a handful of individuals have attained such a luxurious status. Here’s a list of Ghanaians who Own Private Jets in 2025
These high-profile personalities, mainly business moguls, have made significant strides in their respective industries, allowing them to afford private jets. Here is a list of some well-known Ghanaians who own private jets, including the most recent acquisition by businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye.
1. Dr. Daniel McKorley
Dr. Daniel McKorley, the Executive Chairman of the McDan Group, is one of Ghana’s most notable private jet owners.
His company is deeply involved in logistics and aviation services, operating the executive lounge for private jets at Terminal 1 of Kotoka International Airport.
Dr. McKorley’s private jet serves both personal and business purposes, reinforcing his influence in the aviation industry.
2. Ibrahim Mahama
Ibrahim Mahama, the CEO of Engineers & Planners and the brother of President John Mahama, is another prominent Ghanaian private jet owner.
His luxurious Bombardier 604, nicknamed ‘Dzata,’ is known for its exquisite interior, featuring cream-colored seating and top-tier comfort.
Mahama’s wealth, amassed from his successful business empire, has enabled him to indulge in such high-end transportation.
3. Richard Nii Armah Quaye
One of the latest additions to Ghana’s elite private jet owners is businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye. Reports indicate that he has acquired a brand-new Gulfstream private jet worth $25 million.
This acquisition further cements his status as a high-net-worth individual in the country. Alongside his private jet, Quaye also reportedly owns a Bugatti Chiron worth $4 million, showcasing his extravagant lifestyle.
4. Kevin Okyere
Kevin Okyere, the CEO of Springfield Group, also owns a private jet. Recent social media posts have shown him aboard his jet with media personality Oliver Khan, also known as Ship Dealer. The meeting, which took place inside his luxurious aircraft, further highlights Okyere’s success in the oil and gas industry.
His private jet reflects his high-flying lifestyle and business accomplishments.
Private jet ownership in Ghana remains an exclusive privilege, reserved for a few individuals with immense wealth. Business tycoons like Dr. Daniel McKorley, Ibrahim Mahama, and the newly added Richard Nii Armah Quaye continue to set the bar in luxury travel. As Ghana’s economy grows, it will be interesting to see if more affluent individuals join this elite list of private jet owners.
