IATA Code: | ICAO code: AZZ | Callsign AZZA TRANSPORT

Azza Transport (AZZ) PO Box 11586, Mak Nimir Street - KRT, Khartoum, Sudan Tel:   249 11 779717 Fax:  249 11 770408 www.azzatransport.com Ownership: Sudanese institutional investors;  Omdurmon National Bank & Sheikhan Insurance.

Azza Air Transport was incorporated & commenced operations in September 1993, operates cargo charter services throughout Africa and the Middle East, planned to also include Europe. The main base of the airline is Khartoum International Airport (KRT).

Executives: Osman Gadem Ahmed (Managing Director), Mustafa Al Dwaeihi  (Director Operations), and has approx 350 staff members.

On May 30, 2007, the US Department of State named "Azza Air Transport" as part of economic sanctions a list of Sudanese firms, including Azza Air Transport Company, for "transferring small arms, ammunition and artillery" to Sudanese government forces and Janjaweed militia in Darfur.

Azza Transport fleet consist of the following aircraft:

• 4 x Antonov An-12
• 1 x Antonov An-26B
• 1 x Boeing 707-300C
• 2 x Ilyushin Il-76 TD

Azza Air Transport is banned to operate in the EU countries subject to the ANNEX A LIST (dated: 21.4.2011)

Badr Airlines incorporated 1997 in Sudan. The airline's principal activity is cargo transportation also provides charter VIP flights. Based in Khartoum, Sudan with a main hub in Sharjah International Airport (SHJ), Badr Airlines operates both cargo and passenger air services for humanitarian aid provided by international organizations such as UNICEF, WFP, UNOPS, ESS, MSF, FAO, and IRC.

Badr Airlines was temporarily grounded in October 2004 by Sudan's Civil Aviation Authority due to of safety concerns but allowed to resume operations the following month.

Executives: Hashim Yousif Aldigair (Chairman), Faradin Zonuay (VP Operations)

Badr Airlines fleet consist of the following:

• 1 x Antonov An-26
• 3 x Antonov An-74
• 1 x Antonov An-72
• 2 x Ilyushin Il-76
• 2 x Mil Mi-8PS VIP Configuration
• 2 x Mil-8 18 passenger configuration
• 5 x Mil Mi-8T
• 4 x Mil Mi-8MTV
• 2 x Mil Mi-2
• 1 x Antonov An-2
• 1 x Dassault Falcon 20

Badr Airlines is banned to operate in the EU countries subject to the ANNEX A LIST (dated: 21.4.2011)

Blue Bird Aviation is a general aviation operator and services provider established in 1989 by two aircraft engineers, (Fathallah Kronfli and Fayez Zaki) who together own the airline and form the board of directors. It is based in Khartoum, Sudan, and operates regional air charter services as well as maintenance and aircraft ground handling. Blue Bird Aviation is a provider of line maintenance and ground handling for light aircraft operating in the humanitarian field in the Sudan. Believed to be one of the very few organizations in Sudan with a license to maintain foreign registered aircraft. Also includes business and VIP flights at Khartoum International Airport.

Blue Bird Aviation is an aircraft service center for Beechcraft 90 series, 200 series, 1900 series aircraft, PT6 engines, DHC-6 Twin Otter and Cessna Caravan.

Blue Bird Aviation current fleet consist of the following:

• 1 Bombardier Dash 8-100
• 2 DeHavilland DHC-6-300 Twin Otter
• 1 Beech B1900
• 1 B200 Super King Air

Marsland Aviation Company was incorporated in 2001, anand commenced operations the same year with flights to Western Sudan (Elgenaina), initially with one Antonov 24 while currently it operates flights to 10 destinations (8 domestic and to Cairo International Airport)and Nairobi - Jomo Kenyatta International Airport). It has an IATA compliant system electronic ticketing system and with GDS/Amadeus service.

Executives: Capt. El Rasheed A. Azim Ortashi, (founder and Chairman)

Marsland Aviation fleet consist of the following aircraft:

• 1 x Antonov An-24
• 1 x Boeing 737-200 (operated by Sun Air - Sudan)
• 1 x Boeing 737-500 (operated by Alexandria Airlines)
• 1 x Yakovlev Yak-42D

Marsland Aviation is banned to operate in the EU countries subject to the ANNEX A LIST (dated: 21.4.2011)

Mid Airlines incorporated in 2002, the airline commenced operations in May 2003.based in Khartoum, Sudan. Its main base of operations is Khartoum International Airport and Port Sudan, and it operates domestic passenger services.

Executives: Authman Alkobati (Managing Director)VP, Salah Satih (Flight Operations)

Mid Airlines fleet includes the following aircraft:

• 3 x Fokker 50