Tarco Airlines has climbed into the ranks of foreign carriers operating the most flights to Saudi Arabia, aviation data show, company officials said on Sunday.
The Sudanese carrier now serves seven destinations across the kingdom, reflecting steady growth in its regional network over recent years.
Demand for travel between Sudan and Saudi Arabia has risen sharply, driven by business trips, family visits, and pilgrimages for Hajj and Umrah.
Tarco has responded by linking several Sudanese cities directly to major Saudi hubs, expanding capacity to meet that demand.
The airline now competes alongside larger regional players including Turkish Airlines, Flydubai, Emirates, and Qatar Airways in the Saudi market.
EgyptAir, Kuwait Airways, and Jazeera Airways also maintain a strong presence, benefiting from growing trade and tourism ties.
Saudi Arabia’s aviation sector continues to expand, with more than 18 international airports now spread across the kingdom’s regions.
That infrastructure growth is giving foreign carriers more room to add routes, industry observers say.
