Speaker of Parliament, Alban Sumana Bagbin, has pledged that the House will give its full backing to any thorough investigation into the tragic microlight aircraft
Crash that occurred in Tema on Sunday March 29, 2026.The small private aircraft (a Sky Arrow 650 microlight) came down near a nursery school in Tema Community 1, killing both people on board — two brothers identified as Captain Frank Donkor and Elijah Donkor.Eyewitnesses and reports indicate the pilot appeared to make a desperate last-minute effort to steer the plane away from the school compound, preventing what could have been an even greater tragedy involving young children.
The aircraft burst into flames upon impact, but no one on the ground was hurt.Speaker Bagbin made the assurance while speaking about the incident, noting that Parliament stands ready to support efforts aimed at uncovering exactly what caused the crash. He also commended the government for organising a state-assisted funeral for the victims, describing it as a fitting honour for their selfless act that likely saved many young lives.
The Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) is already investigating the accident, and many Ghanaians are calling for answers regarding aviation safety standards, especially for small private and microlight aircraft.The story has sparked widespread discussion across the country, with tributes pouring in for the deceased brothers, who were sons of Elder Frank Donkor, founder of the Hebron Prayer Camp.