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Algeria, resumption of internal flights on December 6
The Algerian authorities announced the resumption on December 6 of internal air connections, suspended as of March 17 as part of the anti-coronavirus measures. The recovery will affect all flights to and from the wilaya (prefectures) in the south of the country and, initially, 50% of the flights serving the north of Algeria, according to a statement from the Algiers Transport Ministry. Algeria’s borders have been closed since mid-March, except for special repatriation flights. According to some local media, commercial flights to and from France are expected to resume on December 27. Algeria, one of the African countries hardest hit by the pandemic, has seen a recovery in daily cases for several weeks. More than 82,200 infections have been identified in Algeria since last February, with more than 2,400 deaths, according to the latest data from the Algerian Ministry of Health.
