Sudanese airspace to remain closed to all traffic till 31 July

The Sudanese civil aviation authority extended the closure of Sudan's airspace until 31 July, with the exception of humanitarian aid and evacuation flights with permission from authorities, Khartoum International Airport said on Monday, 10 July.

10 Jul 2023

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Sudanese airspace was closed to regular traffic after a military conflict erupted between the country's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in mid-April.

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