Oct 1, 2025

الجزائر: الخطوط الجوية الجزائرية تضيف أكثر من 100 رحلة داخلية أسبوعياً ضمن خطة توسيع شبكتها$

الخطوط الجوية الجزائرية توسّع شبكتها الداخلية بإضافة 84 رحلة أسبوعية جديدة وأكثر من 11,000 مقعد إضافي ابتداءً من 26 أكتوبر، إلى جانب 19 رحلة إضافية تشغلها شركتها الفرعية الخطوط الجوية الداخلية.
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