A Boeing 737-200 aircraft crashed in Sudan, resulting in the loss of 116 lives and the survival of one. The aircraft lost power during approach to Khartoum-Civil Airport, returning to Port Sudan and being cleared for ILS runway 35. Visibility was reduced to 2.5 miles in sand, and the aircraft descended and collided with a wasteland approximately 3 miles east of the airport. The wreckage was scattered over 600 feet, oriented on a 150-degree magnetic track. A two-year-old boy, Mohammed el-Fateh Osman, survived the accident and was flown to the United Kingdom for medical treatment.A Boeing 737-200 aircraft crashed in Sudan, resulting in the loss of 116 lives and the survival of one. The aircraft lost power during approach to Khartoum-Civil Airport, returning to Port Sudan and being cleared for ILS runway 35. Visibility was reduced to 2.5 miles in sand, and the aircraft descended and collided with a wasteland approximately 3 miles east of the airport. The wreckage was scattered over 600 feet, oriented on a 150-degree magnetic track. A two-year-old boy, Mohammed el-Fateh Osman, survived the accident and was flown to the United Kingdom for medical treatment.