Tunisair Route Map 2026

Tunisair is the national carrier of Tunisia, established in 1948 and wholly owned by the Tunisian government. Operating as a full-service airline, it serves as the primary international and domestic link for Tunisia, with its main hub at Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN). The airline flies under the IATA code TU and is not part of any global alliance, though it maintains codeshare agreements with several carriers, primarily within Africa and Europe. Unlike low-cost operators, Tunisair provides traditional in-flight services across all classes. Its fleet and operations reflect a blend of modern and older-generation aircraft, supporting routes that prioritise connectivity over ultra-budget pricing.

Tunisair connects Tunisia to 55 destinations across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, with a route network centred on Tunis. Key European markets include France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom, where it operates frequent services to hubs such as Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Frankfurt, Rome-Fiumicino, and London-Gatwick. In Africa, the airline serves destinations in Algeria, Morocco, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and South Africa, facilitating trade and diaspora travel. Regional links extend to Libya, Egypt, and Lebanon, while seasonal charters enhance capacity to popular Mediterranean leisure spots. Codeshares with airlines like Air France, ITA Airways, and Royal Air Maroc broaden connectivity, though travellers should verify interline ticketing options in advance.

Tunisair offers three cabin classes: Economy, Premium Economy, and Business, with seat selection and meal services included in the fare, depending on route and booking class. Economy passengers receive a complimentary meal and one checked bag (23kg on most routes, 30kg to European destinations), with additional baggage subject to purchase. Business class includes priority check-in, lounge access at Tunis, and enhanced meal services. The airline’s niche lies in serving Tunisia’s diaspora communities and facilitating trade links within Africa, where alternatives are limited. Travellers should note that aircraft utilised on short-haul routes are often older narrow-body models, while long-haul flights tend to use Airbus A320 and A330 families. Flight schedules may also reflect seasonal adjustments, particularly for European leisure markets.

Tunisair (TU) is an independent carrier founded in 1948. The route map on this page shows 17 destinations in 12 countries. Its main hub is Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN) in Tunis, Tunisia.

Tunisia's national airline linking Tunis to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.