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2.2.1 Tunisia Tunis–Carthage International Airport 2.2.1 Tunisia Tunis–Carthage International Airport Airport Overview Airport Picture Description and Contacts of Key Companies Runways Helicopter Pad(s) Airport Infrastructure Details Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator Airport Operating Details Storage Facilities Airfield Cost Navigation Charges Fuel Services Charges Cargo Terminal Charges Air-bridge Charges Security Airport Overview Tunis-Carthage international airport (IATA code: TUN / ICAO code: DTTA) serves Tunis (capital of Tunisia). Located eight kilometers northeast of Tunis, it was put into operation in 1940. The airport is named after the historic city of Carthage which is located east of the airport. When it was put into operation, the aerodrome was known as Tunis-El Aouina. Like the vast majority of Tunisian airports, the airport is managed by the Office of Civil Aviation and Airports (OACA). Tunis Airport acts as the base of operation for four airlines namely Nouvelair Tunisia, Tunisair, TunisAir Express and Jasmin Airways. Tunis Airport hosts more than 4 million passengers annually. The airport consists of one Main Terminal with over 30 airlines providing service to destinations in Africa, Europe and the Middle East. All ground handling is provided by Tunisair Handling, a 100% subsidiary of Tunisair, and security services are provided by the Police and the Customs. Technical description Date of commissioning: El Aouina Terminal: 1940 Main terminal: 1972 Terminal II: 2006 OACA 2009 workforce: 778 People Airport area: 820 ha Terminal area: Main terminal: 57,448 m² Terminal II: 5,500 m² Passenger terminal capacity: 5,000,000 pax / year Climate of the region: (C °) January: min. 6.9 max. 15.7 (C °) July: min. 19.7 max. 32.8 Airport Location and Details Country Tunisia Province or District Grand Tunis Nearest Town or City with Distance from Tunis (8 km) Airport Airport's Complete Name Tunis-Carthage Airport Latitude 36.844565 Longitude 10.219883 Elevation (ft and m) 22 ft/7 m MSL IATA Code TUN ICAO Code DTTA Managing Company or Airport Authority Office de l'Aviation Civille et des Aeroports (OACA) Page 1 Management Contact Person Mr. Talel MAHFOUDH, Central Director Aeronautical Information Service Air Navigation Center BP 137 - 147 1080 TUNIS CEDEX TUNISIE Telegraphic address: OACA TUNIS TEL : (+216) 71 754 000 - (+216) 71 755 000 - (+216) 71 848 000 FAX : (+216) 71 783 621 Telex : OACA 13809 – 13130 e-mail : [email protected] Website: http://www.oaca.nat.tn/index.php?id=720&L=2 Open From 24H Open To 24H Airport Picture Tunis-Carthage international airport is located approximately 10km northeast of the Tunisian capital. Access to the city center takes less than 15 minutes via boulevard Mohamed Bouazizi. Description and Contacts of Key Companies All Companies Contact List on https://azfreight.com Tunisia Airlines contacts list 4.5 Tunisia Airport Companies Contact List Runways Tunis-Carthage Airport has two runways for taking off and landing planes (19/11 and 29/11). Its accommodation capacity amounts to 5 million travelers per year. Airplane Parking Area Number of positions: 46 Number of telescopic gateways: 9 Number of Runways 1. Track 1: 01/19 3,200 X 45 M 2. Track 2: 11/29 2 840 X 45 M Runway 01/19 Runway Dimensions 10,499 x 148 ft (3,200 x 45 m) Page 2 Orientation 011°/191° Surface Asphalt Runway 11/29 Runway Dimensions 9318 x 148 feet / 2840 x 45 meters Orientation 111°/291° Surface Asphalt Helicopter Pad(s) DTP6 CARTHAGE: Area delimited by radials 074 ° and 097 ° of VOR / DME TUC and arcs DME 4NM and 6.5NM of VOR / DME TUC / Area delimited by radials 074 ° and 097 ° from TUC VOR / DME and DME arcs 4NM and 6.5NM from TUC VOR / DME Helipad #1 Present (Yes / No) YES Largest helicopter that can YES land Width and Length (metres) 4000 ft /MSL GND / MSL Surface Entry prohibited / Entry prohibited: H24 Flying over the zone must be conducted at 6000ft / MSL or above / Flying over the zone must be conducted at 6000ft / MSL or above Airport Infrastructure Details Customs YES JET A-1 fuel YES Immigration YES AVGAS 100 YES Terminal Building YES Single Point Refueling YES Passenger Terminal YES Air Starter Units YES Cargo terminal YES Ground Power (mobile) YES Pax transport to airfield YES Ground Handling Services YES Control Tower YES Latrine Servicing YES Weather Facilities YES Fire Fighting Category (ICAO) YES Catering Services YES De-icing Equipment YES Base Operating Room YES Parking Ramp Lighting YES Airport Radar YES Approach & Runway Lights YES NDB YES VOR YES ILS YES YES Passenger and Cargo Performance Indicator Performance for 2019 Annual Figures Monthly Daily Total aircraft movements Approx. 34 00 3,750 125 Page 3 Total passengers Approx. .5,000,000 37 5000 12 500 Current use by Humanitarian flights (UNHAS) N/A N/A N/A Performance for 2019 Annual Figures Monthly Daily Total aircraft movements Approx. 45, 000 3,750 125 Total passengers Approx. 6,000,000 500,000 16,666 Total capacity of the airport (metric tonnes) 117,600 tonnes 9,800 326.66 Current activity of the airport (metric tonnes) 117,600 tonnes 9,800 326.66 Current use by Humanitarian flights (UNHAS) N/A N/A N/A Link of Tunisia Customs guidance, Currency & Airport Tax regulations details Airport Operating Details The airport, first called Tunis-El Aouina, was renamed after the ancient city of Carthage located east of the runways. On 820 hectares, the passenger and freight infrastructure is constantly being modernized to adapt to new standards of comfort and security as well as to cope with the uninterrupted growth of traffic: new equipment, new terminals, new gateways, computerization of procedures , video surveillance show the dynamism of Tunis airport. Two tracks, one of 2840 meters and the other of 3200 allow a fluid circulation of the devices. It’s operating as follows: 1. Reception and orientation stands: available in the various parts of the airport open to the public. The reception staff can inform travelers and accompanying persons about their flight, transport, shops or the formalities to be completed. Do not hesitate to call on them. An office of the Tunisian Tourist Office is also there to assist you and advise you during your stay in Tunisia. 2. ATMs & exchange: Holders of international bank cards (Visa, Mastercard) or cards issued by Tunisian banks can withdraw money from ATMs at the airport 24 hours a day. These distributors distribute banknotes in Tunisian dinars (TND). The airport post office also has a vending machine. Several banks and financial institutions have a kiosk at the airport where you can carry out foreign exchange and / or banking transactions. The hours of these establishments vary but exchange operations are available at any time. 1. VIP lounges / lounges: Several lounges / VIP lounges are available to travelers seeking comfort and tranquility while awaiting their flight. Access is reserved for business and first-class passengers of certain airlines, those with an access card or those paying the price of entry. Various services are offered there such as Wi-Fi, a snack / bar, television and the international press. 2. Tunisair Space Privilege lounge: located after the police checkpoint, this lounge offers a bar and catering as well as internet access. It is open to 1st and business class passengers from Tunisair, Air France, Lufhtansa, Emirates, Qatar Airways, EgyptAir, Royal Air Maroc, Turkish Airlines, Alitalia, Air Algeria and Royal Jordanian. 3. AVS lounges: AVS lounges in public or bonded areas (arrivals and departures) are accessible to members and holders of various subscription and access cards. 4. Internet: Tunisia has several 4G operators selling SIM cards without subscription (<3 €, US $) and 3G USB keys allowing cheap and fast internet access on your PC, tablet or phone. These chips are available and can be activated in several shops at the airport, in particular in the Orange Tunisie, Ooredoo and Tunisie Telecom shops. The terminal also has several free public Wi-Fi accesses (limited free connection period) and a connection area in the lounges / VIP lounges. 5. Shops press and duty free: Many shops are available within the airport, both in the international duty-free zone and in the main departure and arrival halls. Books, international press, souvenirs, crafts, ready-to-wear, postcards and stamps, telephony and electronics, perfumery, alcohol and tobacco, duty free Heinemann, are all products offered to travelers and their companions. 6. Post office: To send letters, postcards and parcels, to buy stamps and to receive and send money orders, the post office at Tunis-Carthage International Airport is open 24/7. A cash machine is also available for withdrawing cash. Airport Post Office: Tel: (+216) 70729401, Fax: 71750169 Poste-Colis Agency: Postal Complex (sorting center area, outside the airport), boulevard du Mohamed Bouazizi (ex 7 November), 2035 Tunis Carthage. Tel: (+216) 71 940 578/71 940 578 Hours: Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. - 5.30 p.m., Saturday: 9 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. 1. Police Security: Tunis Airport is constantly concerned with the safety of passengers and aircraft. The airport police station listens to all travelers. Security guards also ensure compliance with international standards. You can call on them to report any activity that you think is suspicious. In addition, we remind you that leaving luggage unattended can lead on the one hand to its destruction and on the other to prosecution against person. Anyone can contact the border police of Tunis-Carthage airport at the following numbers: (+216) 71 574 000/71 780 859 2. Baggage packing: In order to strengthen and protect your luggage from bumps, theft or scratches, a paid suitcase packing service is available near the check-in counters at Tunis-Carthage airport.
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