In the evening of 20 September, several flights scheduled to arrive at Enfidha Airport, Tunis were forced to divert to nearby airports as part of the infrastructure got damaged after a storm. Part of the airport’s roof collapsed and water leaked into the terminal building making it impossible for travelers to use the airport.
Azur Air from Moscow (DME)
Ural Airlines from Moscow (DME)
SmartWings from Katowice
Thomas Cook Airlines from Manchester
TUI fly UK from London Gatwick
TUI fly UK from Birmingham
Thomas Cook Airlines from London Gatwick
TUI fly Belgium from Brussels Airport
TUI fly Belgium from Ostend-Bruges Airport
Note: uncomplete list as Enfidha Airport was still closed today (21 September) at 11:00 (UTC +2)
This post was published on 21 September 2018 10:52
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