Sudan to reopen Khartoum airport at 1400 GMT: Civil aviation
On Tuesday, Adlan said Sudan had suspended flights until October 30
Aeroplanes are seen on the tarmac in Khartoum's international airport September 13, 2012. Photo :Reuters
Sudan will reopen Khartoum airport to all inbound and outbound flights on Wednesday, the head of civil aviation said, following unrest due to a military coup.
"Khartoum airport will resume operations starting Wednesday at 4:00 pm local time (1400 GMT)," said Civil Aviation Authority Director General Ibrahim Adlan.
On Tuesday, Adlan said Sudan had suspended flights until October 30.
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