Tuesday 10/February/2026 – 07:21 PM
Airlines announced SudaneseToday, Tuesday, international flights will resume from Khartoum International Airport next Thursday.
This development comes after a long cessation of air traffic to and from Khartoum, as the competent authorities are working to restart the airport in accordance with technical and security arrangements that guarantee the safety and continuity of operation, according to the Sudanese Al-Mashhad website.
Earlier, sources at the Sudan Airports Company said that Sudanair, Tarco, and Badr Airlines will resume their first flights through Khartoum International Airport on Sunday, February 15, in a step that represents the beginning of the gradual return of air activity at the airport.
Resuming flights from Khartoum Airport
According to the source, the resumption of flights represents the first stage of a comprehensive plan to completely restart the airport, with expectations that other companies will join in the coming weeks, which enhances the chances of a broader return to air activity in the coming period.
Sudanese citizens launched a national initiative aimed at supporting the Sudanese Airlines Company by purchasing 10 new aircraft with crowd funding, in which Sudanese inside and outside the country participate, along with friends of Sudan around the world.
The initiative called for opening an official account at the Central Bank of Sudan under the supervision and signature of a trio that includes a member of the Sudanese Sovereignty Council, Lieutenant General Yasser Al-Atta, the Minister of Finance and Economic Planning, Jibril Ibrahim, and the Director General of the Sudanese Company, Mazen Al-Awad, in order to ensure complete transparency and direct contributions towards the primary goal of modernizing the company’s fleet.
