Express Air Cargo to launch passenger services
Tunis-based cargo airline Express Air Cargo has announced plans to begin offering passenger services.
Jon Lake
1 min read
Tunisian cargo airline Express Air Cargo has announced plans to offer passenger services in order to diversify its business model. On the airline’s Facebook-page, the airline said that it would rebrand as Express Airline.
Until recently, it operated daily cargo flights to Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport (six days per week), though Dutch aviation website reports that the airline’s two Boeing 737-300s are currently grounded/parked due to a disagreement with their lessors after the late payment of lease-fees, while the single Boeing 737-800 is undergoing maintenance at Bucharest-Otopeni, where it has been since 23 March 2025.
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