IATA has announced that Sudan’s Badr Airlines has become its newest member effective March 1.
Based in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, Badr Airlines operates cargo and passenger flights including humanitarian aid missions, and chartered VIP flights.
It is privately owned and was fomerly known as Sarit airlines until 2004. Today the carrier operates a fleet of 14 aircraft with 11 of these wetleased and largely flown by other operators on behalf of Badr. The fleet is predominantly Boeing with 2 Ilyushin IL-76TDs.
We are happy to announce @BdrAirlines as IATA's first new #airline member in 2022, effective 1 March. Badr Airlines operates passenger and cargo services from its main base in Khartoum, Sudan to destinations within Africa & the Middle East. #airlinemembership pic.twitter.com/V5vQ7Vgd9T
— IATA (@IATA) March 4, 2022
