Air Algérie becomes fourth African airline flying from Manchester Airport
Air Algérie will launch a twice-weekly service to Algiers from Manchester Airport starting summer 2026, becoming the fourth African airline operating from the airport. The new route will connect passengers to destinations across Africa, including Johannesburg, Abuja, and Dakar.
Air Algérie has announced a new twice-weekly service to Algiers from Manchester Airport starting summer 2026. The airline will become the fourth African carrier operating from Manchester, joining Royal Air Maroc, Egyptair, and Ethiopian Airlines. The inaugural flight will take place on June 14, 2026, and flights will operate on Tuesdays and Sundays. Manchester will be the only UK airport outside of London with a direct link to Algiers. The new route will not only cater to tourists visiting Algiers but also provide a connecting hub for onward travel around Africa, with key connections to Johannesburg, Abuja, Dakar, and Douala. The route will benefit the Algerian community in the UK and enhance connectivity between Algeria and global markets.
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