Addis Ababa, October 15, 2025 — Ethiopian Airlines has announced the reinstatement of its flights to Port Sudan, Sudan, further strengthening its regional network in Northeast Africa. The national carrier officially resumed operations to Port Sudan International Airport (PZU) today with a daily service, and plans to increase frequency to double daily flights starting November 1, 2025.
This decision marks a strategic step in reconnecting Ethiopia and Sudan at a time when regional air connectivity is regaining momentum after months of political and security uncertainty in parts of Sudan. The move also positions Ethiopian Airlines as one of the few international carriers restoring regular service to the Red Sea hub.
Rebuilding a Key Corridor
Port Sudan — Sudan’s main seaport on the Red Sea — is a critical commercial and logistical gateway for both Sudan and its neighboring countries. By reinstating flights, Ethiopian Airlines aims to facilitate trade, humanitarian operations, and people-to-people movement between the two countries.
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