UAE airlines have extended the suspension of flights to and from Khartoum until May 31 due to the "deteriorating situation of civil unrest in Sudan".
In an update on their official website, Emirates Airline said flights EK733/EK734 stand cancelled until the end of May, adding that they are closely monitoring the situation.
flydubai services to Khartoum will also be suspended until May 31.
The airlines have urged passengers impacted by the move to contact their booking agents for alternative travel arrangements.
Etihad Rail launches trips from Sharjah's Al Dhaid station
UAE, Zambia Presidents discuss strengthening bilateral ties
UAE condemns storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque courtyards
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan reviews progress on Dubai Loop project
UAE and Saudi Arabia reaffirm strong fraternal ties
First look: Aboard new Etihad Rail train from Abu Dhabi to Dubai
Dubai boosts driving test accuracy and transparency with smart system
H.H. Sheikh Mansour holds talks with Saudi defence minister
Sheikh Abdullah meets global counterparts in New York
UAE's Rashid Rover 2 marks another major milestone
UAE President joins Etihad Rail journey as Dubai station is inaugurated
Bookings open for Etihad Rail's Dubai-Abu Dhabi route ahead of launch
UAE President receives Israeli Prime Minister
H.H. Sheikh Mansour set for fraternal visit to Saudi Arabia
UAE, INTERPOL highlight international coordination to combat crime
UAE President, Turkish Foreign Minister discuss bilateral ties and regional security
Zayed Sustainability Prize unveils 2027 finalists following record global entries
UAE launches third National Risk Assessment to tackle financial crime
22 men arrested in Dubai for posing as beggars and scamming people
