Air Algerie

Air Algerie (IATA: AH, ICAO: DAH) is Algeria's national airline, established in 1947. The carrier operates from its main hub at Houari Boumediene Airport in Algiers, serving routes across North Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. With a history spanning over seven decades, Air Algerie connects passengers to key regional destinations and international gateways.

The airline's network focuses on the Maghreb region and connections to European and Middle Eastern cities. As Algeria's primary international carrier, Air Algerie plays a vital role in the country's air transport infrastructure, facilitating both business and leisure travel for millions of passengers annually.

Air Algerie operates a contemporary mixed fleet comprising wide-body Airbus A330 aircraft for long-haul international routes, Boeing 737 narrowbody jets for medium-range services, and ATR 72 turboprops for regional connections. This diverse fleet allows the airline to efficiently serve routes of varying lengths and passenger demand, from major international hubs to smaller regional airports across its network.