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Nouvelair back at Arlanda – launches new direct flight to Tunisia

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Tunisia's second largest airline, Nouvelair, is back at Arlanda and is launching direct flights to Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN). The route will be operated one day a week, Mondays, with an Airbus 320 starting June 19.

Tunisia, Africa's northernmost country surrounded by the Atlas Mountains, has become a popular tourist destination for Swedes. Nouvelair last flew between Stockholm Arlanda Airport and the Tunisian capital Tunis in 2017. 

– We welcome Nouvelair back to Stockholm Arlanda Airport. The fact that Nouvelair sees opportunities in the Swedish market and chooses to re-establish itself in Scandinavia and Stockholm is truly gratifying both for travelers who want to discover Tunisia as a tourist destination and for those who now have the opportunity to travel more smoothly to their loved ones, says Charlotte Ljunggren, Director of Market and Commercial Development at Swedavia.

– Nouvelair is pleased to be able to make it easier for Swedish travelers to visit Tunisia both for vacation and to visit friends and relatives. The fact that we are now opening this link between Sweden and Tunisia means a lot to us after so many years, says Karim Dahmani, Sales and Marketing Manager at Nouvelair.

From June 19, 2023, Nouvelair will operate the route Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN) – Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN) once a week, on Mondays, with the Airbus 320 aircraft type, which can accommodate 180 passengers.

According to the press release.

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