Badr Airlines

Badr Airlines, formerly Sarit Airlines (from 1997 to 2004), is an airline based in Khartoum, Sudan, operating cargo and passenger air services for humanitarian aid missions, and chartered VIP flights. Its main bases are Khartoum International Airport and Sharjah International Airport.[1] The airline has an international office at Sharjah Free Zone (SAIF-Zone). Its European office is being established at Cologne Bonn Airport in Germany. Badr Airlines provides through its partner, African Logistic Support Service (ALS), a wide range of logistical support functions throughout Sudan.

Badr Airlines
IATA ICAO Callsign
J4 BDR BADR AIR
Founded2004 (rebranded from Sarit Airlines)
HubsKhartoum International Airport
Focus citiesKhartoum
Fleet size14
Destinations17
HeadquartersKhartoum,Sudan
Websitebadrairlines.com
Badr Airlines B737-500 in Khartoum International Airport

Destinations
Country City Airport Status Refs
ChadNdjamenaN'Djamena International AirportComing soon[2]
EgyptCairoCairo International Airport[3]
EthiopiaAddis AbabaAddis Ababa Bole International Airport[4]
EritreaAsmaraAsmara International AirportComing soon[5]
NigeriaKanoMallam Aminu Kano International Airport[6]
QatarDohaHamad International Airport
Saudi ArabiaJeddahKing Abdulaziz International Airport[7]
Saudi ArabiaRiyadhKing Khalid International Airport[8]
SudanEl-FasherEl Fasher Airport[9]
SudanEl-ObeidEl Obeid Airport[10]
SudanDamazinDamazin Airport[11]
SudanGeneinaGeneina Airport[12]
SudanKasalaKassala Airport[13]
SudanKhartoumKhartoum International AirportHub
SudanNyalaNyala Airport[14]
SudanPort SudanPort Sudan New International Airport[15]
South SudanJubaJuba Airport[16]
South SudanWauWau Airport[17]
TurkeyIstanbulIstanbul Airport[18]
United Arab EmiratesDubaiDubai International Airport[19]

Fleet

The Badr Airlines fleet includes: [20]

Badr Airlines Fleet
Aircraft In Fleet Notes
Boeing 737-700 2 On Contract
Boeing 737-500 5
Ilyushin Il-76 TD 2
Antonov An-26B-100 1 Passenger / Cargo
Antonov An-74 T 200 1
Antonov An-74 TK-100 1
Antonov 2 1
Antonov 28 1
Embraer ERJ-145LR 1
Total 15
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References
  1. "Directory: World Airlines". Flight International. 2007-03-27. p. 84.
  2. https://badrairlines.com/en/future-destinations.php
  3. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  4. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  5. https://badrairlines.com/en/future-destinations.php
  6. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  7. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  8. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  9. https://badrairlines.com/en/local-destinations.php
  10. https://badrairlines.com/en/local-destinations.php
  11. https://badrairlines.com/en/local-destinations.php
  12. https://badrairlines.com/en/local-destinations.php
  13. https://badrairlines.com/en/local-destinations.php
  14. https://badrairlines.com/en/local-destinations.php
  15. https://badrairlines.com/en/local-destinations.php
  16. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  17. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  18. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  19. https://badrairlines.com/en/global-destinations.php
  20. ":: Badr Airlines ::". www.badrairlines.com. Retrieved 2017-09-03.
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