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Sun Air Begins Kuwait Flights
Sudanese carrier Sun Air will start flight service to Kuwait on 18 June 2009. The KUNA news agency reported the Khartoum to Kuwait route will be operated on a Boeing 737 and the flight will run three times per week to Kuwait International Airport.
In addition to its domestic routes, Sun Air flies to Sharjah, Nyala, Port Sudan, Elgenana, El Fashir, and Juba. Sun Air began operations in June 2008 with three Boeing 737-200 Aircraft and one Airbus A310-300.
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