South Sudan — aviation overview

Airports, airlines, and popular routes for South Sudan (SS).

South Sudan has 3 airports operating 10 routes in our weekly dataset, with 7 airlines on record connecting to 7+ countries.

Quick facts

Airports
3
Scheduled routes
10
Top airlines
7
Outbound countries
7+
Most-competitive route
JUB → EBB · 3 carriers

Top airports in South Sudan

# Airport IATA Routes  
1 Juba JUB 10 routes Departures →

Top airlines based in South Sudan

# Airline IATA Routes  
1 Badr Airlines J4 3 routes Network →
2 Tarco Aviation 3T 2 routes Network →
3 Ethiopian Airlines ET 1 route Network →
4 Kenya Airways KQ 1 route Network →
5 EgyptAir MS 1 route Network →
6 Turkish Airlines TK 1 route Network →
7 Uganda Airlines UR 1 route Network →

Most-competitive routes from South Sudan

Most-served international destinations

Where South Sudan flies to

  • Uganda — 3 routes to 1 airport
  • Sudan — 2 routes to 1 airport
  • Egypt — 1 route to 1 airport
  • Ethiopia — 1 route to 1 airport
  • Kenya — 1 route to 1 airport
  • Rwanda — 1 route to 1 airport
  • Turkiye — 1 route to 1 airport

Frequently asked questions

How many airports are in South Sudan?

South Sudan has 3 airports in our dataset.

How many non-stop routes originate in South Sudan?

South Sudan has 10 routes departing from its airports in our weekly dataset.

Which airlines operate most routes from South Sudan?

Top operators by route count: Badr Airlines, Tarco Aviation, Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, EgyptAir.

Which is the busiest airport in South Sudan?

By scheduled-route count, Juba (JUB) is the busiest airport in South Sudan with 10 routes departing.

What is the most-connected international destination from South Sudan?

Entebbe (EBB), Uganda sees the most competition with 3 carriers serving it from South Sudan.

Which countries do South Sudan-based airlines fly to most?

Top outbound countries: Uganda (3 routes), Sudan (2 routes), Egypt (1 route), Ethiopia (1 route), Kenya (1 route).

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