Air Algérie Fleet to Reach 100 Aircraft with Confirmed Deliveries
Air Algérie's fleet is set to expand to 100 aircraft with the confirmed delivery of new ATR, Airbus, and Boeing planes by the end of the current year and next year. This expansion aims to strengthen both domestic and international air networks.
The fleet of Air Algérie is projected to reach 100 aircraft following the reception of new planes, Minister of Transport Saïd Sayoud announced. This expansion includes 16 ATR aircraft, along with 10 Airbus and 18 Boeing large-capacity planes, scheduled for delivery by the end of the current year and throughout next year. The objective is to strengthen the national airline's capabilities and address rising demand across both domestic and international networks.
Minister Sayoud detailed that the domestic air transport fleet will be notably reinforced by the 16 new ATR aircraft. One of these planes has already been received, with two additional ATRs expected before the close of the current year, and the remainder slated for delivery during the upcoming year. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to enhance flight programs on domestic routes, improving air transport services between various regions, particularly to and from the southern parts of the country.
The President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, has authorized significant investments for Air Algérie to improve traveler conditions. This initiative has also led to the establishment of new domestic routes, successfully alleviating the burden on travelers, particularly those in the far South, including areas such as Bordj Badji Mokhtar, Tamanrasset, and Tindouf. The sector continues its work towards adding numerous flights across all domestic airports, ensuring enhanced connectivity nationwide.
