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Doha, July 2, 2026 (SUNA) — Qatar Airways resumed flights to Sudan on Thursday after a prolonged suspension, with its inaugural flight departing Hamad International Airport for Port Sudan International Airport at 9:00 a.m. local time. The inaugural flight was accompanied by Sudan’s Ambassador to Qatar, Badr-Eddin Abdullah, and Qatar’s Ambassador to Sudan, Mohammed Ibrahim Al-Sada. The flight was seen off at Hamad International Airport by Sheikh Jassim bin Fahad Al Thani, Head of the Aviation Policy and Regulatory Affairs Department, and Nizar Abbas Al-Agib of the Sudanese Embassy in Qatar.BH/BH
