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PROGRAMME ÉTÉ 2021 - FIN MARS a OCTOBRE 2021 Mis À Jour Le 16/09/2021 Programme Des Vols Réguliers PROGRAMME ÉTÉ 2021 - FIN MARS A OCTOBRE 2021 mis à jour le 16/09/2021 Programme des vols réguliers DESTINATIONS JOURS VALIDITE COMPAGNIES STATUT 4 7 13.05-16.05 AJACCIO AIR FRANCE 6 22.05-25.09 3 67 12.05-03.07 234 67 04.07-04.09 AJACCIO VOLOTEA 2 4 67 05.09-02.10 3 67 03.10-07.11 Date de démarrage à ALGER 1 4 TASSILI AIRLINES confirmer 1 4 6 31.05-04.07 AMSTERDAM 1 3456 05.07-31.08 AIR FRANCE, KLM 123456 01.09-30.10 ATHENES 3 02.06-29.09 VOLOTEA 05.07-08.07 13.09-16.09 Vols spéciaux 04.10-07.10 pendant les sessions ATHENES 1 4 AEGEAN 18.10-21.10 du Parlement 22.11-25.11 européen 13.12-16.12 BARCELONE 02.07-30.08 1 5 VOLOTEA NOUVEAU 22.10-29.10 6 08.05 3 67 12.05-03.07 BASTIA 234 67 04.07-04.09 VOLOTEA 2 4 67 05.09-02.10 3 67 03.10-07.11 BIARRITZ 1 4 03.06-15.11 VOLOTEA 3 5 7 07.05-12.05 1 45 7 16.05-28.05 BORDEAUX 12345 7 30.05-03.09 VOLOTEA 1 345 7 05.09-01.10 12345 7 02.10-31.10 13.09-16.09 04.10-07.10 Vols spéciaux pendant les sessions BRUXELLES 1 4 18.10-21.10 BRUSSELS AIRLINES du Parlement 22.11-25.11 européen 13.12-16.12 05.07-08.07 13.09-16.09 Vols spéciaux 04.10-07.10 pendant les sessions BUCAREST 1 4 TAROM 18.10-21.10 du Parlement 22.11-25.11 européen 13.12-16.12 CALVI 6 26.06-25.09 AIR FRANCE CASABLANCA 4 6 24.06-30.10 ROYAL AIR MAROC Date de démarrage à CONSTANTINE 6 TASSILI AIRLINES confirmer CORFOU 3 02.06-29.09 VOLOTEA/AEGEAN AIRLINES 5 02.04-07.05 DJERBA TUNISAIR 5 04.06-29.10 3 30.06-01.09 DJERBA 5 10.09--01.10 NOUVELAIR NOUVEAU 3 06.10-03.11 FES 2 5 15.06-29.10 AIR ARABIA DUBROVNIK 6 31.07-28.08 VOLOTEA Page 1 de 4 PROGRAMME ÉTÉ 2021 - FIN MARS A OCTOBRE 2021 mis à jour le 16/09/2021 Programme des vols réguliers DESTINATIONS JOURS VALIDITE COMPAGNIES STATUT FIGARI 6 26.06-04.09 AIR FRANCE 6 08.05 67 15.05-03.07 FIGARI VOLOTEA 3 67 07.07-02.10 67 03.10-08.11 05.07-08.07 13.09-16.09 Vols spéciaux 04.10-07.10 pendant les sessions FRANCFORT 1 4 LUFTHANSA 18.10-21.10 du Parlement 22.11-25.11 européen 13.12-16.12 13.09-16.09 04.10-07.10 Vols spéciaux pendant les sessions FRANCFORT 1 4 18.10-21.10 LOT POLISH AIRLINES du Parlement 22.11-25.11 européen 13.12-16.12 4 7 13.05-27.06 ISTANBUL TURKISH AIRLINES 1 4 7 28.06-30.10 LANZAROTE 6 23.10-23.04.22 VOLOTEA LILLE 2 4 21.09-28.10 TWINJET 12345 7 29.03-25.07 LYON AIR FRANCE 12345 7 23.08-29.10 2 4 29.03-22.04 12 4 26.04-29.04 MADRID IBERIA 12345 17.05-22.07 12345 06.09-29.10 5 22.10-29.10 MARRAKECH VOLOTEA 6 06.11-23.04.22 MARSEILLE 5 7 25.06-20.08 AIR FRANCE 5 7 07.05-28.05 1 45 7 30.05-02.07 1 3 5 7 05.07-13.08 MARSEILLE VOLOTEA 1 3 5 16.08-10.09 1 3 5 7 12.09-01.10 12345 7 03.10-29.10 4 13.05 MONTPELLIER 1 5 17.05-30.08 VOLOTEA 1 5 22.10-29.10 1 4 26.04-31.08 MUNICH LUFTHANSA 1 345 01.09-29.10 3 7 12.05-16.05 5 21.05 NANTES VOLOTEA 1 45 7 24.05-01.10 12345 7 03.10-29.10 5 7 04.06-25.06 NICE AIR FRANCE 1 5 7 27.06-27.08 1 5 02.04-05.04 5 7 09.04-09.05 1 45 7 12.05-28.05 NICE VOLOTEA 1234567 30.05-28.08 1 345 7 29.08-01.10 12345 7 03.10-29.10 OLBIA 5 23.07-27.08 VOLOTEA Page 2 de 4 PROGRAMME ÉTÉ 2021 - FIN MARS A OCTOBRE 2021 mis à jour le 16/09/2021 Programme des vols réguliers DESTINATIONS JOURS VALIDITE COMPAGNIES STATUT OUJDA 3 07.07-08.09 ASL AIRLINES PALERME 5 02.07-17.09 VOLOTEA PALMA 3 16.06-29.09 VOLOTEA NOUVEAU PERPIGNAN 6 03.07-28.08 AIR FRANCE NOUVEAU PERPIGNAN 1 4 05.07-30.08 VOLOTEA NOUVEAU TOULOUSE 567 25.06-28.08 AIR FRANCE 5 7 28.03-02.04 1 05.04 5 7 09.04-09.05 1 45 7 12.05-02.07 TOULOUSE VOLOTEA 1 3 5 7 04.07-30.07 123 5 7 01.08-03.09 1 3 5 7 05.09-01.10 12345 7 03.10-29.10 02.04-11.06 5 TUNIS 14.06-06.09 TUNISAIR 1 5 10.09-29.10 1 5 18.06-28.06 TUNIS 1 3 5 30.06-03-09 NOUVELAIR 1 5 06.09-29.10 05.07-08.07 13.09-16.09 Vols spéciaux VARSOVIE 04.10-07.10 pendant les sessions 1 4 LOT POLISH AIRLINES NOUVEAU 18.10-21.10 du Parlement 22.11-25.11 européen 13.12-16.12 Programme susceptible d'être modifié sans préavis (jours de rotation, dates de validité, etc.) Page 3 de 4 PROGRAMME ÉTÉ 2021 - FIN MARS A OCTOBRE 2021 mis à jour le 16/09/2021 Programme des vols vacances DESTINATION JOURS VALIDITE TOUR OPERATEUR TYPE AVION AJACCIO 6 03.07-11.09 TUI - OLLANDINI 319 ATHENES 3 02.06-15.09 TUI 319 16.08, 07.09, CROISIEUROPE CONSTANTA 23.09, 21.10 737 CALVI 6 26.06-25.09 TUI CR7 CORFOU 3 02.06-22.09 TUI 319 DJERBA 3 30.06-27.10 TUI 320 PALMA 3 16.06-22.09 TUI 319 PORTO 1 13.09 CROISIEUROPE 737 WARNEMÜNDE 22.06 COSTA CROISIERES COSTA CROISIERES Programme susceptible d'être modifié sans préavis (jours de rotation, dates de validité, etc.) Les vols en vert sont des vols charters Page 4 de 4.
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