Air Algérie announced on Saturday, August 9, the completion of the ownership transfer of Tassili Airlines and set the launch date for the first flight of its subsidiary, Domestic Airlines, which is fully dedicated to domestic routes.
“This strategic transformation aligns with the directives of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, aimed at creating a national airline specialized in domestic air transport, enhancing connectivity between the country’s provinces, and supporting economic and social development,” Air Algérie stated in a press release.
The national airline, now holding a complete monopoly on air transport in Algeria, explained that it is “working on reorganizing the merged company to improve its operational efficiency.”
Air Algérie Sets First Flight Date for Domestic Airlines
This reorganization includes implementing a new branding that will gradually be applied to the Domestic Airlines fleet, with the goal of meeting “passenger expectations.” Air Algérie pledges to deliver service quality at the “highest standards” in the aviation sector.
Air Algérie also committed to launching the first Domestic Airlines flight “before the end of August, marking the start of a new phase in domestic air transport focused on integration, efficiency, and service to citizens across the country.”
The airline reiterated its commitment to “mobilizing all its expertise and human and technical resources to ensure the successful integration of Tassili Airlines into its system and to work toward developing the domestic air transport network to serve Algerian travelers and support the national vision for civil aviation development.”
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