First Southern Sudan airplane to land in Khartoum Saturday

May 11, 2007 (KHARTOUM) — An airplane belonging to Fed Airlines of the Government of South Sudan is due to land at Khartoum airport Saturday evening for the first time.

The administration of the company who are planning huge celebrations have distributed invitations to local and international media to witness the landing of the air plane coming from Amsterdam.

Southern sources said that the launching of a southern airways represents a distinguished mark in the march of the south Sudan.

The company was working to carry out international flights starting from Juba airport, as well as from Khartoum airport.

(ST)