Sudan announces a revolution in the airspace and the operation of 4 new airports

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- The Director of the State Airport Administration in Sudan revealed that the work of the work of Dongola and Kasla was officially resuming, as part of the plan to restore regional airports in the country.

He said, according to Al -Sharq channel, that the coming period will witness regular operation of seven flights per week between Dongola, Kasla and Port Sudan, which enhances linking Sudanese cities and facilitates travel and movement between states.

Plan to operate Kenana and Brazin airports

He also pointed out that there is a ongoing plan to operate the Kinana and Damazin airports, in the context of expanding the support of civil aviation infrastructure in Sudan, and providing more options for travelers in the states.

The official stressed that there is an increasing demand from national and foreign airlines to work in state airports, due to the improvement of operational conditions and the increasing demand for internal flights, especially in light of the recovery of the air transport sector from the repercussions of war and conflicts.

Arrangements to operate Khartoum International Airport

The management of the Sudan Airports Company Ltd. issued a decision to end the open holidays for the employees of some departments, provided that the employees of the Khartoum International Airport and Engineering Airport administrations work within a month of issuing the decision.

Videos circulated continuous cleaning operations at the Khartoum Airport runway, which was nearing completion, as well as removing war waste from the airport offices and courtyards.

On the same level, the airport officer Ayman Afifi was assigned as director of Khartoum Airport to succeed the deceased Eng. Saad Ahmed, who moved next to his Lord in October of the year 2023 in the Egyptian capital, Cairo, and Ayman Afifi is one of the qualified cadres.