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South Sudan assumes full control of its airspace

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South Sudan has assumed full control of its airspace, marking a significant shift in responsibility for managing the country’s aviation domain. The change places airspace oversight and associated operational coordination under South Sudanese control, with implications for airlines, overflight operators and regional aviation stakeholders.

Discovered 2026-08-25T22:35:08.784855-07:00 | 2026-08-25T22:35:08.784855-07:00

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  • South Sudan’s move changes who is responsible for managing and coordinating air traffic within the country’s airspace.
  • Airlines and overflight operators will need to account for the new control arrangement in their operational planning and coordination with authorities.
  • As an African aviation market, the transition is a relevant development for regional airspace management and infrastructure stakeholders.

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