Bad weather turns the destination of Ethiopian planes
Khartoum Airport receives 12 Ethiopian planes in an emergency landing
#Vision: - Sudan News Agency said; Ethiopian Airlines planes were heading to the capital, Addis Ababa, coming from a number of European and Asian airports, and were forced to land at Khartoum Airport, due to bad weather and low visibility to only 800 meters at Addis Ababa airport.
The head of the Civil Aviation Authority in Sudan, Ibrahim Adlan, said: "Khartoum Airport works as a backup airport for Addis Ababa Airport in such circumstances under agreed international arrangements, but it has never before received 12 Ethiopian planes within six hours."
Adlan revealed that two additional Ethiopian planes were transferred to Jeddah and Djibouti airports.
