A Sudanese airliner carrying 217 people has burst into flames after landing at Khartoum airport, with up to half the passengers feared dead.
The airliner, identified by Sudanese television as an Airbus, was carrying 203 passengers and 14 crew.
At least one bus ferried passengers away from the plane and some people were taken to hospitals in Khartoum.
The emergency escape chutes could be seen deployed at the side of the aircraft.
There are reports that the plane had just arrived from the Jordanian capital Amman when the accident occurred.
The blaze appears to be consuming the fuselage and cockpit area.
At the time of the landing a dust storm in the Sudanese capital was restricting visibility.
