Doha, Qatar, 3 July 2026: Qatar Airways Port Sudan flights have officially commenced, marking the airline’s latest expansion in Africa. The new service connects Port Sudan Airport with Doha’s Hamad International Airport, offering travellers seamless access to more than 160 destinations across the Qatar Airways global network.
The launch further strengthens connectivity for passengers travelling to and from Sudan while reinforcing Qatar Airways’ long-standing commitment to the African aviation market.
Qatar Airways Port Sudan Flights Begin Operations
The new Qatar Airways Port Sudan flights will operate three times a week between Port Sudan and Doha.
Passengers travelling on the route can connect through Hamad International Airport, one of the world’s leading aviation hubs, to destinations across:
- Europe
- Asia
- North America
- Africa
- Australia
- The Middle East
The route improves international travel options for both business and leisure travellers from Sudan.
Strengthening Qatar Airways’ Presence in Africa
The introduction of Qatar Airways Port Sudan flights continues the airline’s steady expansion across Africa.
Qatar Airways entered the African market in 1994, with Khartoum becoming its first destination on the continent.
With the addition of Port Sudan, the airline now serves:
- 27 African destinations
- More than 190 weekly flights across Africa
The expansion supports growing travel demand while strengthening trade, tourism, and business links between Africa and global markets.
Airbus A320 to Operate the Route
The Qatar Airways Port Sudan flights are being operated using an Airbus A320 aircraft.
The aircraft offers:
- 12 Business Class seats
- 120 Economy Class seats
Passengers can expect Qatar Airways’ signature onboard service, premium hospitality, and convenient connections through Doha.
Improved Global Connectivity for Sudan
The new route significantly enhances international access for travellers departing from Port Sudan.
Through Doha, passengers can connect to more than 160 destinations worldwide via Qatar Airways’ extensive international network.
The service is expected to support:
- Business travel
- Tourism
- Family travel
- Humanitarian travel
- Trade and commerce
The route also strengthens Sudan’s connectivity with key international markets.
Supporting African Aviation Growth
Qatar Airways continues investing in Africa through network expansion, increased frequencies, and improved connectivity.
The airline views Africa as an important strategic market and continues to strengthen links between the continent and major global destinations through its Doha hub.
The Port Sudan service reflects the airline’s long-term commitment to supporting economic growth, regional connectivity, and international mobility.
Key Highlights
- Qatar Airways launches Port Sudan flights.
- Three weekly services operate via Doha.
- Route served by Airbus A320 aircraft.
- Access to over 160 global destinations.
- Qatar Airways now serves 27 destinations across Africa.
- More than 190 weekly flights operate to the continent.
FAQ
When did Qatar Airways launch Port Sudan flights?
The airline has officially commenced services in July 2026.
How often will the route operate?
The service operates three weekly flights.
Which aircraft serves the route?
Flights are operated using an Airbus A320 configured with 12 Business Class and 120 Economy Class seats.
How many African destinations does Qatar Airways now serve?
With Port Sudan added, Qatar Airways now operates to 27 destinations across Africa.
Conclusion
The launch of Qatar Airways Port Sudan flights marks another important milestone in the airline’s African expansion strategy. By connecting Port Sudan with Doha and more than 160 onward destinations, Qatar Airways is enhancing international connectivity while supporting travel, tourism, business, and economic opportunities for Sudan.
The new service further reinforces Qatar Airways’ position as one of Africa’s leading international carriers, offering seamless global connections through Hamad International Airport.
