Procurement and supply networks · cargo and passenger charter airline · Egypt
Sky Vision Airlines
سكاي فيجن للطيران
Reported or alleged link, not established
AGrade A: Official recordStrongest record: official record
Also recorded as: Sky Vision; SVI; Sky Vision Airlines Co
Listed because flight-tracking data show its freighters flying into Port Sudan. No source documents what was carried or who chartered the flights. Cargo flights to a country's main civilian airport are lawful and may be commercial or humanitarian. Being listed is not an accusation.
Flagged for legal review before publication.
The company's own website describes it as 'an Egyptian carrier, founded in 2022' operating under the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority. Its certificates page lists 'AOC Sky Vision No. 94 — valid to 17 Dec 2025' (the page had not been updated when read) and an EASA third-country-operator authorisation EGY-0027.01. Its fleet page lists three converted freighters: SU-SKD (Airbus A320 P2F), SU-SKF and SU-SKG (Airbus A321 P2F), the same three registrations named by the flight tracker. Its route list names Sudan, Libya, Chad, Slovenia and the UAE among 37 countries served. Trade press: first aircraft December 2022; first freighter SU-SKD (msn 2724) in 2024; first A321 freighter delivered to Cairo on 7 March 2025 on lease from a lessor. Ownership, shareholders and officers were not found: the Egyptian authority publishes no list of certificate holders, GAFI has no public company search, and trade-press profiles do not name owners.
Response
No response is recorded. Named parties have not yet been asked for comment.
Records
2
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AGrade A: Official record
Company record: Egyptian air operator certificate and freighter fleet (own published certificates)
2022-2026
The company's own website describes it as 'an Egyptian carrier, founded in 2022' operating under the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority. Its certificates page lists 'AOC Sky Vision No. 94 — valid to 17 Dec 2025' (the page had not been updated when read) and an EASA third-country-operator authorisation EGY-0027.01. Its fleet page lists three converted freighters: SU-SKD (Airbus A320 P2F), SU-SKF and SU-SKG (Airbus A321 P2F), the same three registrations named by the flight tracker. Its route list names Sudan, Libya, Chad, Slovenia and the UAE among 37 countries served. Trade press: first aircraft December 2022; first freighter SU-SKD (msn 2724) in 2024; first A321 freighter delivered to Cairo on 7 March 2025 on lease from a lessor. Ownership, shareholders and officers were not found: the Egyptian authority publishes no list of certificate holders, GAFI has no public company search, and trade-press profiles do not name owners.
Sanctions
No listing found in the OFAC SDN list (2 Oct 2026), the EU Financial Sanctions Files, the UK Sanctions List or the OpenSanctions export (all as downloaded 3 Oct 2026).
›Research notes
Grade A applies to what the company itself publishes (certificate number, fleet, countries served). Ownership is an open gap. No earlier documented role in arms transport was found (searched UN Panel, C4ADS, press: nothing).
Cargo flights into Port Sudan, 2025-2026 (flight tracking; cargo not documented)
2025-12 to 2026-09
An open-source flight tracker on X (@AfriMEOSINT) has posted, with tracking screenshots, repeated Sky Vision freighter flights into Port Sudan since at least December 2025: from Cairo (SU-SKG on 1 and 15 Dec 2025; SU-SKF on 18 Feb 2026; SU-SKD on 24 and 27 Apr 2026; SU-SKG on 9 May 2026; SU-SKF on 21 and 23 Sep 2026), from Istanbul (SU-SKF, 28 Apr 2026), from Muscat with an onward leg to Tripoli (SU-SKG, 17 Dec 2025), and from Tekirdağ Çorlu (SU-SKD, 16 and 17 Sep 2026). Two flight-data sites independent of that account show the same kind of flights. Flightradar24's public page for SU-SKF listed Cairo to Port Sudan on 4 Aug 2026 (flight 0S4902, landed 06:44), Port Sudan to Ljubljana the same day (0S4903), Ljubljana to Port Sudan on 5 Aug (0S6951, landed 12:21), Port Sudan to Cairo on 5 Aug (0S6952), and Istanbul to Port Sudan and back on 6 Aug shown as scheduled only. Airportia lists flight SE4903 Port Sudan to Ljubljana on 3-4 Aug 2026 (it mislabels the airline because the code SE was formerly used by another carrier). The existence of Sky Vision cargo flights to Port Sudan is therefore corroborated by flight data. What they carried is not documented anywhere found. The tracker's statement that the September Çorlu flights were 'linked to Bayraktar drone deliveries to the SAF' is its own inference and is not corroborated; Flightradar24's visible window for SU-SKD (22-29 Jul 2026) showed only flights for a Moroccan airline between Casablanca, Brussels, Istanbul, Bamako and Ouagadougou.
Response
No statement by the company on these flights was found. No request for comment was made by this desk.
Sanctions
No listing found in the OFAC SDN list (2 Oct 2026), the EU Financial Sanctions Files, the UK Sanctions List or the OpenSanctions export (all as downloaded 3 Oct 2026).
›Research notes
Mixed grade. C for the fact of flights to Port Sudan (tracker posts plus two flight-data sites, both read through a summariser because the sites refuse direct fetches). D for the Çorlu flights, for the density of the pattern and for any statement about cargo or customer. The free Flightradar24 window is seven days and showed windows ending in July-August 2026 when read on 3 Oct 2026, so the September flights could not be checked there. The Port Sudan-Ljubljana rotation is unexplained; nothing found says what it carried.
Flight tracker reports five cargo flights into Port Sudan in one day, including three Istanbul-Port Sudan flights by Air Master SU-SAW within 24 hours and a Sky Vision A321 freighter from Cairo. Cargo not documented. x.com↗
DGrade D: Unverified lead
Sky Vision Airlines A321 freighter SU-SKF flies Cairo to Port Sudan, then Port Sudan to Ljubljana, returning Ljubljana to Port Sudan on 5 August (Flightradar24; Airportia). Cargo not documented. flightradar24.com↗
CGrade C: Single source
Flight tracker counts 'at least 27 suspected cargo flights' from Türkiye, Egypt and Belarus to Port Sudan, Massawa and East Oweinat between 3 July and 8 August (single source). x.com↗
DGrade D: Unverified lead
Flight tracker reports Sky Vision A320 freighter SU-SKD flying Tekirdağ Çorlu to Port Sudan, 'seven cargo flights in 48 hours linked to Bayraktar drone deliveries to the SAF'. The link to Baykar is the tracker's inference; not corroborated. x.com↗
DGrade D: Unverified lead
Flight tracker reports seven cargo flights in 48 hours from Tekirdag Corlu to Port Sudan by Sky Vision Airlines, which it links to Bayraktar deliveries (single source; link is the tracker's inference). x.com↗
DGrade D: Unverified lead
5 more events below grade A (corroborated, single-source or unverified). Change “Evidence shown” to see them.
5 more events at grade C (single source) or D (unverified lead). Change “Evidence shown” to see them.
4 more events at grade D (unverified lead). Change “Evidence shown” to see them.
Geography
Tags come from the recorded jurisdiction and from place names in the records. Coordinates on the map are approximate.
Based in
Egypt
Also named
Türkiye (3), Libya (2), United Arab Emirates (1), Oman (1), Chad (1), Morocco (1), Mali (1)
Places
Port Sudan, Cairo, Istanbul, Muscat, Bamako, Tripoli
Position in the network
Derived by analysing the documented relationships. Nothing in this section is a finding.
No relationship with another organisation or person is recorded for this actor.