Omdurman government radio, quoting the statements of other government officials, previously reported that Boeing 737 took off about 4:00 in the morning (01.00 GMT).
Radio quoted the statement of the State Minister of Sudan for the flight of Mohamed Hassan al-Bahi, who said that he would go to the Port of Sudan to investigate the causes of the accident.
In recent years, there were no large cavities of civil aviation in Sudan, but a number of military aircraft have fallen.
Sand storms were accused of accident in April 2002, as a result of which 14 senior officers were killed, including Deputy Minister of Defense, who led the war against the rebels in South Sudan.
In February 1998, the first vice-president of Sudan, General Al-Tsubeir Mohammed Salekh and 25 other people died in February 1998 in February 1998 in February 1998.
The accident occurred at the Nassir airport, in the southern part of the state, when the plane could not get an emergency landing.
Earlier, in June 1999, 50 people, including six officers, were killed when a military aircraft crashed from the technical problems that were not mentioned in the state of Cassala, not far from Ethiopia, the authorities said.
