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TUI fly Belgium launches flights from Brussels Airport to four destinations in Algeria

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For the 2023 summer season, TUI fly Belgium is launching 4 new destinations from Brussels Airport: the Algerian airports of Oran, Tlemcen, Constantine and Bejaïa will now be served from Brussels Airport rather than from Brussels South Charleroi Airport.

There remain two flights a week from Charleroi to Algiers on the programme. This brings the number of routes between Belgium and Algeria back to pre-coronavirus levels.

From Brussels Airport to:

Oran

  • from 15 May
  • twice a week on Monday and Thursday
  • from 89.99 € per person, one way

Tlemcen

  • from 15 May
  • once a week on Monday
  • from 89.99 € per person, one way

Constantine

  • from 17 May
  • once a week on Wednesday
  • from 89.99 € per person, one way

Bejaia

  • from 17 May
  • once a week on Wednesday
  • from 89.99 € per person, one way

From Brussels South Charleroi Airport to:

Algiers

  • twice a week on Tuesday and Friday
  • from 69.99 € per person, one way

 

TUI fly Belgium has strongly reduced summer activities at Charleroi airport compared to last year. Spokesperson Sarah Saucin confirmed to Aviation24.be the current offer for this summer from Brussels South Charleroi: Algiers, Enfidha, Djerba, Tunis, Oujda, Casablanca, Nador and Tangier.

This post was published on 23 March 2023 12:21

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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