Celebrations as flight carries dozens of passengers from Port Sudan to Sudanese capital.
Celebrations as flight carries dozens of passengers from Port Sudan to Sudanese capital.
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The international airport in Khartoum has received its first scheduled commercial flight in more than two years as the Sudanese government continues to assert its control over Sudan’s capital city after years of fighting.
The Sudan Airways flight travelled to Khartoum from the Red Sea city of Port Sudan on Sunday, carrying dozens of passengers.
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A strong supply of weapons and a history of long wars make Sudan's conflict particularly troubling.
Khartoum International Airport briefly reopened on Wednesday before being hit again by drone strikes.
The airport, out of action since war broke out two years ago, was due to reopen on Wednesday.
