Cheap Tunisair Flights: Book Low Fares to Tunisia

Tunisair is Tunisia's national airline, founded in 1948 and headquartered in Tunis. Its hub is Tunis-Carthage Airport, and it also flies from Monastir, Djerba and other Tunisian airports. The network covers Europe, the Maghreb, the Middle East and West Africa, with France, Germany, Italy and Belgium among its most important markets; domestic and some regional services are operated by its subsidiary Tunisair Express.

From Germany, Tunisair flies from major airports such as Frankfurt, Düsseldorf and Munich, mainly to Tunis, with flights to Monastir and Djerba added depending on the season. Together with Nouvelair it is the main carrier on the Germany–Tunisia corridor, chosen both by the Tunisian community in Germany and by holidaymakers heading for Hammamet, Sousse or Djerba. Economy and Business Class are offered on European routes, and the baggage and change conditions of each fare are shown during booking.

For the cheapest Tunisair ticket, book early for the summer holidays, Eid and the end-of-year holidays, when the Tunisian community in Europe travels most; off-season and midweek dates are usually far cheaper. Comparing Tunis, Monastir and Djerba together and pricing outbound and return separately, with Nouvelair on one leg if needed, also turns up cheaper combinations. The prices on this page are the current lowest Tunisair fares found by our searches.

Every Tunisair ticket includes hand luggage; the size and weight limits are shown while you book. Whether checked baggage is included, and how much, depends on the fare, the cabin class and the route; Business Class allows more. Your allowance is stated clearly on your ticket.

• Extra baggage: if you are taking gifts or extra luggage on a family visit, adding a bag in advance is usually cheaper than paying at the airport.
• Pushchairs, wheelchairs and sports equipment: special rules apply, so check the Tunisair website before you fly.

Online check-in is offered on many Tunisair flights and stays open for a set period before departure; where it is not available, you check in at the airport desk. Tunisian airports get very busy in summer and around Eid, so arrive early enough for the counters and passport control. Schedules can change at short notice in the peak season, so check your flight status before you leave for the airport; closing times are listed in your flight details.

Tunisair flies mainly Airbus aircraft, with the Airbus A320 family, including newer A320neo jets, as the backbone of a fleet that is being renewed. European routes have an Economy and a Business cabin; the aircraft type for your flight is shown in your flight details.