Private jet charter, 625 km · about 1 hr 16 min by light jet · from €6,500
Repositioning aircraft are the cheapest way to fly this sector. Operators release them continuously, some months ahead and some only hours before departure, so the list changes daily. Name your window and Andreea hunts the leg for you.
Tell Andreea your travel window, whatever it is, and she will watch the route for repositioning legs in this range and tell you the moment one appears. If a lower price is published for the same aircraft on the same date, you will hear it from her first.
Set my price watchAlgiers ALG serves Algiers with 2 runways. Business aviation handling and VIP facilities are arranged in advance.
Tunis TUN has 2 runways, the longest 3,200 metres by 45, comfortable for every class on this page, up to and including an executive airliner. The airport is effectively at sea level, 22 feet, so field elevation never limits performance.
At 337 nautical miles this is a sector measured in minutes rather than hours. The flying is the easy part. Everything that decides your day happens on the ground. Every class on this page covers it comfortably.
Most of the block time here is not cruise. That is normal on a short sector and it is why the arithmetic is worth showing.
625 km is 337 nautical miles. At 400 knots that is 0 hr 51 min in the air, and the fixed 25 minutes on the ground and in the climb and descent applies to any sector.
Business aviation at Tunis is booked ahead, not settled on arrival. Your handler files the slot request, the general declaration and any permit the route needs.
Coordination is required for aircraft above 3,500 kg maximum take off weight. That is every aircraft named on this page, so a slot is part of the booking rather than an afterthought.
Where a night restriction applies it is confirmed for your date before the aircraft is confirmed. If you are returning the same evening, a delay at either end can push the departure outside the window, so the return is planned with margin.
Comfortable for every class on this page, up to and including an executive airliner. The airport is effectively at sea level, 22 feet, so field elevation never limits performance.
Distances are great circle, calculated from published airport coordinates. Runway, elevation and surface data are as published by the two airports. Slot, permission and curfew conditions are confirmed with handling for your specific date before any quote is issued.
ALG Houari Boumediene Airport serves Algiers. Long enough for a widebody, so no business jet is ever limited by it.
Departure formalities are prepared by your handler in advance and completed in the private terminal rather than the main hall.
TUN Tunis Carthage International Airport serves Tunis and has 2 runways, the longest 3,200 metres by 45. Comfortable for every class on this page, up to and including an executive airliner.
The airport is effectively at sea level, 22 feet, so field elevation never limits performance.
The price above buys the aircraft, its crew, its fuel and the landing and handling at both ends. It does not include the taxes a government charges per passenger, the navigation charges for the airspace crossed, or the permits. Those are listed here so nothing arrives as a surprise, worked at 6 passengers on an Embraer Phenom 300E. Rates are the ones in force in September 2026.
| Charge | How it is worked out | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Navigation charges outside the area | About 624 km of the sector is billed by states outside the Eurocontrol system, at their own rates | at cost |
| Landing and overflight permits | This sector leaves the European common arrangements, so a landing permit and overflight permissions are filed for it. Lead time is the scheduling constraint, not the cost | at cost |
| Value added tax | The flight does not depart the European Union, so no EU VAT arises on the carriage. | nil |
Nothing above is a margin. Every charge listed is passed through at cost.
One representative airframe per class. Every one covers the 337 nautical miles non stop with full seats and full fuel. Every figure below is from the aircraft page it links to. Prices are in the next section, and only the classes that fly it non stop are priced.
More aircraft than the sector needs, worth it if the cabin itself is the point.
More aircraft than the sector needs, worth it if the cabin itself is the point.
More aircraft than the sector needs, worth it if the cabin itself is the point.
More aircraft than the sector needs, worth it if the cabin itself is the point.
Maximum guests is the highest certified seating, not the comfortable number for a 1 hr 16 min sector. The cruise figure is maximum cruise, and block times on this page are planned on long range cruise, which runs roughly 8 to 10 % lower.
See all 137 aircraft →The table below is the one way all in guide price for this sector: aircraft, crew, fuel, handling at both ends, standard catering and landing fees. It excludes de icing in winter, out of hours surcharges, and any charge that arises from a change you make after the aircraft is confirmed.
| Category | Typical seats | Block time | One way guide, EUR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Light jet Embraer Phenom 300E → | 6 to 7 | about 1h 16m | 6,500 to 9,500 |
| Midsize jet Citation XLS+ → | 7 to 8 | about 1h 11m | 10,000 to 14,500 |
| Super midsize Challenger 350 → | 8 to 9 | about 1h 09m | 14,000 to 20,500 |
| Heavy jet Falcon 2000LXS → | 10 to 14 | about 1h 08m | 18,000 to 26,500 |
| Ultra long range Global 6000 → | 12 to 16 | about 1h 07m | 21,500 to 31,500 |
On a sector this short the aircraft spends more of its day repositioning than flying you, which is exactly why an aircraft already on the ground at ALG is worth so much more than a cheaper one somewhere else.
That is why the same light jet can sit at the lower or the upper end of its band on an identical route with identical passengers. The difference is positioning, not the aircraft and not the service. It is also why flexibility on the date is worth more than flexibility on the aircraft, and why an empty leg, when one appears, undercuts every figure in the table above.
A one way private jet charter from Algiers to Tunis costs from EUR 6,500 on a light jet, and from about EUR 6,500 on a light jet. The price covers aircraft, crew, fuel, handling at both ends, catering and landing fees, and it moves mainly with where the aircraft starts its day rather than with the aircraft type.
The flight from Algiers to Tunis takes about 1 hr 16 min block to block on a light jet. A midsize jet takes about 1 hr 11 min. A super midsize takes about 1 hr 09 min. That figure includes taxi, climb, descent and approach, so it is the time from the moment the door closes in Algiers to the moment it opens in Tunis.
The great circle distance from Algiers to Tunis is 625 kilometres, which is 337 nautical miles or 388 statute miles.
Departures use Houari Boumediene Airport, IATA code ALG and ICAO code DAAG. Arrivals use Tunis Carthage International Airport, IATA code TUN and ICAO code DTTA. Both handle business aviation.
Tunis Carthage International Airport has 2 runways, the longest 3,200 metres by 45, comfortable for every class on this page, up to and including an executive airliner. The airport is effectively at sea level, 22 feet, so field elevation never limits performance.
A light jet is the natural choice for this sector, the Embraer Phenom 300E being the representative airframe. It covers the 337 nautical miles non stop with full seats and full fuel. It is also the cheapest class that covers the sector, so there is nothing to trade away.
Yes. At 337 nautical miles the sector is inside the range of every aircraft named on this page, flown non stop with a full cabin. Every class on this page covers it comfortably.
The clock changes between Algiers and Tunis. Departure and arrival times on any quote are given in local time at each end, so there is nothing to convert.
The Embraer Phenom 300E named here carries up to 10 guests, and the comfortable number for a 1 hr 16 min sector is fewer. The number that matters is passengers plus bags plus the sector, because a full cabin and full fuel are not always possible on the same aircraft. Above that, an executive airliner is arranged.
Empty legs on this sector appear when an aircraft has already flown into Algiers and needs to reposition, or has dropped a party in Tunis and is returning. They are released continuously, sometimes months ahead and sometimes hours before departure, and have recently started from around EUR 3,000 on this sector. Give Andreea your travel window and she will watch the route for you.
Neither end is inside the Schengen area, so entry requirements are set by Tunisia alone. Visas, where they apply, are arranged in advance rather than on arrival, and your handler confirms the current position for each passport on board before the aircraft is confirmed.
Quotes on this route are issued in euros. Tunisia uses the Tunisian dinar rather than the euro. Quotes on this route are still issued in euros, and ground costs at the arrival end are settled through your handler, so nothing needs changing locally on the day. Payment can also be settled in US dollars or UAE dirhams at the prevailing rate if that suits you better.
Yes, and they travel in the cabin rather than the hold. Tunisia requires the paperwork to be in order before departure, which normally means a microchip, a valid rabies vaccination and the health certificate the destination asks for. Depending on the country of departure a rabies antibody titration test may also be required, and it needs to be taken well in advance. The paperwork, not the flight, is what needs the lead time.
Aircraft, crew, fuel, handling at both ends, standard catering and landing fees, quoted as one all in figure with nothing added afterwards. It excludes de icing in winter, out of hours surcharges, and any charge that arises from a change you make after the aircraft is confirmed.
A firm all in quote typically comes back within 30 minutes. Departure depends on the permissions rather than the aircraft: a slot at each end and, out of hours, any night approval. With those in hand a same day departure is realistic, and 24 to 48 hours of notice makes the aircraft choice, and therefore the price, considerably better.
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