Tunisia moves to resume commercial flights as it plans to reopen its airspace, land and sea borders on June 27, 2020 as part of full de-confinement scheduled for June 14.
On Tuesday, the Minister of State in charge of Transport and the Tourism minister on inspected the Tunis-Carthage International Airport.
From the check-in desks at the border police service, the two ministers toured the airport, accompanied by a host of officials and journalists.
"On June 27th we're talking about opening…
http:///2020/06/04/tunisia-plans-to-resume-commercial-flights-late-june
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On Tuesday, the Minister of State in charge of Transport and the Tourism minister on inspected the Tunis-Carthage International Airport.
From the check-in desks at the border police service, the two ministers toured the airport, accompanied by a host of officials and journalists.
"On June 27th we're talking about opening…
http:///2020/06/04/tunisia-plans-to-resume-commercial-flights-late-june
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