Exciting news for travelers in East Africa! Tarco Aviation is expanding its horizons, connecting Sudan and Ethiopia with a brand-new route. But here's where it gets interesting: starting late October 2025, the airline will be flying between Port Sudan and Addis Ababa, a move that could significantly boost regional connectivity. And this is the part most people miss: this isn't just another route—it's a strategic step towards strengthening economic and cultural ties between the two nations.
For the Northern winter 2025/26 season, Tarco Aviation plans to operate this route three times a week using their 737-800 aircraft. Here’s the schedule breakdown:
Outbound Flights from Port Sudan (PZU):
- Flight 3T346 departs at 09:00, arriving in Addis Ababa (ADD) at 12:00, operating on Thursdays.
- Flight 3T346 also departs at 13:00, arriving in Addis Ababa at 16:00, operating on Tuesdays.
Return Flights from Addis Ababa (ADD):
- Flight 3T347 departs at 04:00, arriving in Port Sudan at 05:00, operating on Wednesdays.
- Flight 3T347 also departs at 13:00, arriving in Port Sudan at 14:00, operating on Thursdays and Sundays.
Controversial question: Will this new route truly benefit both countries equally, or will one side gain more than the other? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
This update comes from AeroRoutes, a trusted source for aviation news, led by Jim Liu. Jim, a seasoned aviation expert, previously founded and managed Airlineroute from 2007 to 2020 and now brings his expertise to AeroRoutes. For more insights, visit AeroRoutes.
Final thought: As Tarco Aviation takes to the skies with this new route, it’s not just about flights—it’s about bridging gaps and opening doors. What do you think this means for the future of East African travel? Let’s discuss!
