Algiers, Algeria – Air Algérie announced today the resumption of its regular flight service to Johannesburg, South Africa, scheduled to begin in January 2026. The move underscores the airline’s commitment to strengthening its international presence and expanding its network within the African continent.
According to a statement released by the national carrier, flights will operate three times a week. Bookings are now open, with the inaugural flight to Johannesburg slated for January 16, 2026. This initiative aims to provide passengers with more diverse and flexible travel options, ensuring comfortable and efficient air transport services.
“This resumption of flights to Johannesburg represents a significant step in our strategy to connect Algeria with key destinations across Africa,” stated a company spokesperson. “We are confident that this new route will facilitate trade, tourism, and cultural exchange between our two countries.”
Air Algérie encourages customers seeking further information or wishing to make reservations to visit their nearest commercial agency or contact their call center at 3302. The airline is committed to providing seamless travel experiences and looks forward to welcoming passengers aboard these new flights.
The resumption of the Johannesburg route is part of a broader effort by Air Algérie to modernize its fleet and expand its international network, solidifying its position as a leading airline in the region. The company is actively exploring opportunities to introduce new routes and enhance its services to meet the evolving needs of its customers.
