Tunisian airports punctuality – October 2026
In October 2026, 58% of the 7,631 completed flights at Tunisia’s three international airports took off or landed on time (at most 15 minutes late), down from 60% in September 2026. When a flight was late, the average delay was 74 minutes, and 130 flights were cancelled.
- 58%
- on time ▼ 2 pts vs September 2026
- 8,437
- scheduled flights
- 74 min
- average delay when late
- 130
- cancelled flights
Djerba-Zarzis was the most punctual airport (70%), Tunis-Carthage the least punctual (53%). Among airlines with at least 30 flights, Royal Jordanian comes first (94% on time) and Tunisair last (25%).
By airport
Airline ranking
Airlines with at least 30 completed flights in the month.
- 1
Royal Jordanian94%+144 min - 2
Qatar Airways93%+35 min - 3
AMC Aviation91%+151 min - 4
easyJet Switzerland90%+91 min - 5
Hello Jets86%+47 min - 6
Saudia83%+44 min - 7
Turkish Airlines82%+50 min - 8
EgyptAir82%+26 min - 9
Smartwings Czech Republic81%+43 min - 10
Buraq Air78%+44 min - 11
Transavia France71%+48 min - 12
Emirates71%+32 min - 13
Nouvelair70%+52 min - 14
Enter Air70%+82 min - 15
Interlines70%+33 min - 16
Luxair68%+34 min - 17
Lufthansa67%+33 min - 18
TUI fly Germany67%+32 min - 19
Libyan Wings66%+46 min - 20
Royal Air Maroc65%+38 min - 21
Cargo Wings Express64%+99 min - 22
HiSky59%+83 min - 23
Eurowings Discover58%+32 min - 24
easyJet58%+49 min - 25
Air Algérie51%+52 min - 26
Medysky Airways51%+59 min - 27
ITA Airways49%+38 min - 28
Air France46%+44 min - 29
Berniq Airways46%+59 min - 30
Tunisair Express43%+76 min - 31
Pyramids Airlines41%+27 min - 32
Eurowings39%+40 min - 33
Tunisair25%+111 min
Least punctual routes
Busiest routes
Punctuality by time of day
- Night (0:00–6:00)55%
- Morning (6:00–12:00)66%
- Afternoon (12:00–18:00)55%
- Evening (18:00–24:00)52%
Best and worst day
Most punctual day: Saturday 17 October (69%)
Least punctual day: Friday 16 October (38%)
The 5 longest delays of the month
Method: schedules published by OACA, collected every 30 minutes by Tunisia Airports. A flight is “on time” when it took off or landed at most 15 minutes late (take-off and landing times published by the airport, not gate times: a departure includes taxiing to the runway); only flights that actually took off or landed are counted; outliers (more than 2 hours early) are left out. Independent website, not affiliated with OACA.