About Tunisia Airports

Tunisia Airports is not OACA (the Tunisian civil aviation and airports authority), an airport or an airline, and has no link with them. For a booking, lost luggage or a flight change, contact your airline directly; the airports’ official phone numbers are on our Contact page.

The schedules are those OACA publishes for each airport. Our program reads them every 30 minutes, plus the next day’s schedule every night, and keeps them. Since late August 2025 it has recorded more than 110,000 flights to more than 170 destinations.

That history is what makes the site useful: for every flight, route and airline we can show how things actually went over the previous weeks and months.

A flight counts as “on time” if it leaves or arrives no more than 15 minutes after schedule, the standard used across the airline industry. Only flights that actually left or landed are counted; cancelled flights are counted separately.

The same flight is sometimes sold under several numbers (codeshare, e.g. a Eurowings flight also sold by Lufthansa). In our statistics (reports, airline and route pages, guides, delayed flights) it is counted once, under the number of the airline that operates it.

Airport data can be late or incomplete. Before leaving for the airport, always check your flight time with your airline.

Today’s arrivals and departures, a page for each flight with its history, a page for each route and airline, monthly punctuality reports, the list of delayed or cancelled flights that may give a right to compensation, and guides written from our data.

The site is free. It is funded by advertising and partner links: if you claim compensation for a delayed flight through our partner and the claim succeeds, we may receive a commission, at no cost to you. These links are marked as such and have no influence on the published figures, which are calculated automatically in the same way for every airline.