Introduction

Badr Airlines, Sudan’s leading airline, has made history by launching its first direct flight from Khartoum to London. The historic flight, which launched on October 26th, 2020, marks the first time that there is a direct route between the two cities. The launch of the flight is being celebrated with a special launch flight that is carrying Sudanese dignitaries and VIPs.

Sudan’s Badr Airlines Makes History

Badr Airlines has been operating in Sudan since 2009 and is now the largest Sudanese airline in the country. The airline serves domestic and international routes, including to cities in the Middle East and Africa, as well as charters to Europe. With the launch of their first direct route from Khartoum to London, Badr Airlines is making history and is proud to have become the first Sudanese airline to make this connection.

London-Khartoum Flight Route Established

The London-Khartoum flight route was officially established on October 26th and will be operated by Boeing 767-300 aircraft. The flights will depart from Khartoum International Airport on Tuesdays and Saturdays, arriving in London Gatwick Airport the same day. The return flight will operate on Wednesdays and Sundays and will have a short connection in Athens. The flight times are designed to provide passengers with convenient connections in both directions.

Celebratory Flight Launches to Mark Occasion

To mark the launch of the route, Badr Airlines has organized a special celebratory flight to London. The flight will be carrying Sudanese dignitaries and VIPs, in addition to regular passengers. The flight will be operated by a Boeing 767-300 aircraft, the same aircraft that will be used for the regular service.

Conclusion

The launch of the Khartoum-London route by Badr Airlines is a historic moment in Sudanese aviation. The airline is proud to have become the first Sudanese airline to launch a direct route between the two cities and is celebrating with a special launch flight. With the new route, passengers can now easily travel between Khartoum and London, with convenient connections in both directions.