Air Algérie Launches New Seasonal Route Between Constantine and Monastir
The Algerian national airline, Air Algérie, has introduced a new seasonal connection between Constantine and Monastir, strengthening air links between eastern Algeria and the Tunisian coast. The inaugural flight took place on June 22, 2026.
New Route Details
This new service connects Constantine Airport to Monastir Habib Bourguiba International Airport in Tunisia. According to Monastir Habib Bourguiba International Airport, the route will operate until October 9, 2026, with two weekly frequencies. It is part of a seasonal strategy aimed at supporting the increase in summer travel between the two countries.
Strengthening Regional Connectivity
This opening confirms the dynamic of rapprochement between Tunisia and Algeria, driven by significant tourist, family, and economic flows. It facilitates travel to Tunisia's coastal areas, which are highly popular during the summer season, and reinforces regional connectivity in the Mediterranean.
Benefits for Tunisia's Tourism Sector
For Tunisia, this connection represents a direct gain for the tourism sector, particularly for Monastir, one of the country's major seaside resorts. The arrival of new traveler flows contributes to supporting hotels, services, and the local economy, which are heavily dependent on the summer season and Maghrebi clientele.