On Sunday, 1 February 2026, Khartoum International Airport (KRT) received its first scheduled commercial flight in over two years, with SUDAN AIRWAYS landing from Port Sudan International Airport (PZU). This marks a significant milestone in Sudan’s gradual recovery after the conflict that began in April 2023, which had effectively halted regular air services and damaged airport infrastructure. While an unscheduled Badr Airlines flight landed in October 2025, no regular operations occurred until this flight. The resumption of scheduled services signals a step toward restoring domestic connectivity, government control, and the gradual reopening of the airport, though full international flights have yet to resume and operations remain contingent on security and infrastructure recovery.
Air Sénégal S.A has resumed operating a Boeing 777-200ER wet-leased from Myway Airlines on its Dakar Blaise Diagne International–Paris Charles de Gaulle route, restoring full wide-body capacity after weeks of disruption. The 312-seat 4L-MWB (msn 32891) operating flight HC403/404 was repositioned from Tbilisi and resumed service on 25 January 2026, allowing the airline to restart…
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