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TUNISIA: Nouvelair Looks to Retire A320ceo Fleet by 2030

1335Z 23Sep26

MONASTIR, Tunisia

Nouvelair plans to operate 25 aircraft by 2034 and a 100% A320neo fleet by 2030.
The expansion supports network growth to additional European and Mediterranean destinations.
Nouvelair operates 16 A320-200s averaging 17.5 years old and three A320neo. All 19 aircraft are leased.
Nouvelair operates scheduled flights from Djerba, Monastir and Tunis to Algeria, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, the UK, Switzerland, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. The carrier also runs charters from over 130 European airports to Tunisia serving more than 35 countries including Russia, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Poland, Ukraine, Italy, Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria and Portugal.

Sources:

Le Quotidien (Tunisie)

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