Air Algérie continues to expandwith the aim of serving more than 60 destinations over the next few years. The carrier has recently strengthened its presence on the African continent. At the end of September, Air Algérie inaugurated two weekly flights on Johannesburg. Last March, the carrier had already returned to Libreville at Gabon.
The carrier is doing it again this October with new routes on the African continent. Air Algérie has just inaugurated a line between Algiers and Douala in Cameroon. The connection is made at a rate of 3 flights a week by Boeing 737-700 or -800. From 30 October, The Algerian national carrier to offer two flights a week to Addis Ababa by Airbus A330-200.
With a view to further positioning Algiers as a regional hub in Africa, Air Algérie also plans to inaugurate flights to Abuja, at Nigeria.
In addition, the winter programme for France includes a number of frequency increases. Air Algérie is increasing the number of weekly flights on the Lyon-Alger route from 10 to 11, with 5 weekly flights from Lille and Nice and 3 weekly flights from Montpellier to Algiers..
Also worth noting a fourth weekly flight on the Geneva-Alger route and two daily flights (instead of 12 weekly flights) between Algiers and Tunis. There will also be the launch of two weekly flights between Algiers and London-Gatwickas well as flights to Heathrow.
