Cheap Flights to Khartoum

These airlines offer flights from the UK to Khartoum with a stop along the way:

• Gulf Air (Bahrain)

• Turkish Airlines (Istanbul)

• Emirates (Dubai)

• EgyptAir (Cairo)

• Saudi Arabian Airlines (Jeddah)

There are no direct flights from the UK to Khartoum right now, which is why you will need to fly with a stopover. The most common routes go through cities like Istanbul, Dubai, Doha, or Cairo. Most journeys take between 10 and 14 hours, depending on the airline and layover time.

At the moment, the airport in Khartoum is closed. You will need to wait for it to reopen before making any direct travel plans. Keep checking travel updates and flight availability so you know when things change.

Khartoum International Airport is the main airport in Sudan. It normally handles around two million passengers every year. A new airport is being built with longer runways and its own hotel, but it is not open yet. There is no confirmed date for when it will start operating.

Right now, the current airport is closed due to the situation in the country. If you are thinking about travelling, you will need to wait until the airport reopens.

There are no direct flights from the UK to Khartoum, so your journey will always include a stop. The total travel time depends on where you are flying from and which route you take.

• If you fly from London Heathrow to Khartoum, the trip usually takes between 11 and 14 hours.

• Flights from Manchester usually take 10 to 13 hours. These flights often stop in Istanbul, Jeddah, or Cairo.

• If you fly from Birmingham, the journey takes around 11 to 14 hours. The usual stop is in Istanbul or Dubai.

• From London Gatwick, most flights take between 10 and 14 hours.

Right now, the UK government advises you not to travel to Khartoum or anywhere else in Sudan. This is because of the ongoing conflict in the country. The main airport is closed, and the British Embassy is not open either. There are no evacuation plans in place. You would have to manage your travel and safety on your own. 

If you still plan to travel, you need to carry the right documents with you. 

• Your British passport must be valid for at least six more months from the day you arrive in Sudan.

• You must apply for a visa before you go. You can do this at the Sudanese Embassy in London. 

• You will also need a Yellow Fever vaccination certificate.

When you land, you must register with the Ministry of Interior within three days. You will need two passport-sized photos and a small fee for this.

If your visa is for a single entry, you may also need an exit visa when you leave. You must also apply for travel permits if you plan to leave the Red Sea State or visit other areas.

If you want to save money on your flight to Khartoum, the best place to start is CheapFlightsFare. We help you find the cheapest available flights by comparing different airlines and routes. You can call us on 020 8432 9595 to speak directly with our team. You can also send a WhatsApp message, and we will get back to you shortly. If you prefer email, you can reach us at info@cheapflightsfare.uk.

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The best time to visit Khartoum is between December and February. These are the cooler months, with daytime temperatures between 30 and 32°C and more comfortable nights. The hottest period is from April to June, when temperatures often rise above 40°C. From July to September, the rainy season brings short showers and high humidity. 

These weather patterns come from official climate data, not travel promotions. Even if the temperature seems ideal, always check the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) advice first. Once it’s safe again, travel during the winter months to enjoy better weather.

The cheapest time to visit Khartoum is usually from April to June. These months are the hottest time of year. Temperatures often rise above 40°C, which means fewer people travel. Airlines usually lower fares during this time because demand is low. Hotel rates may also be cheaper, making this period the best for travellers looking to save money. However, the extreme heat can be challenging if you're not used to it, especially during the day.

No, Khartoum is not visa free for UK citizens. You can apply through the Sudanese Embassy in London or from a Sudanese embassy in the country you plan to travel from.

Your passport must be valid for at least six months after your arrival date. Sudan also requires proof of Yellow Fever vaccination. If your passport has Israeli entry or exit stamps, you will not be allowed into the country.

After arrival, you must register with the Sudanese Ministry of Interior within three days. This process usually requires two passport-sized photos and a fee.

No, British Airways does not currently fly to Khartoum. The airline suspended its Sudan route in 2012 and has not restarted it. Khartoum is not listed as a destination on the British Airways flight schedule. At the same time, Khartoum International Airport is closed to commercial flights due to the ongoing situation in Sudan.

Some of the best-rated luxury hotels in Khartoum are:

• Al Salam Rotana Hotel

• Corinthia Hotel Khartoum

• Coral Khartoum Hotel

• Kanon Hotel Suites

• Grand Holiday Villa Hotel & Suites Khartoum

The easiest way to book cheap flights to Khartoum is by using CheapFlightsFare. You can call us on 020 8432 9595 to speak with one of our team members. If you prefer to text, message us on WhatsApp using the same number. You can also email us at info@cheapflightsfare.uk if that works better for you. Our team is available from Monday to Saturday, between 9 AM and 6 PM UK time.