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State-owned Tunisair reports 107% annual revenue jump

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epa08461172 Several Tunisair planes are seen at the Tunis Carthage International Airport in Tunis, Tunisia on 02 June 2020. The airport is making preparation for the opening of the air and land borders scheduled for 27 June 2020, and in anticipation of the potential arrival of Tunisians abroad and tourists during the coming period to spend their holidays in Tunisia. EPA-EFE/MOHAMED MESSARA

TUNIS, Feb 17 (Reuters) – Revenue at state-owned Tunisair more than doubled last year, a stock exchange filing showed on Friday.

The national carrier, which is seeking a restructuring to resolve financial difficulties and refresh its fleet, reported 2022 revenue of 1.26 billion dinars ($403.5 million), up from 600 million dinars ($191.85 million) the previous year.

($1 = 3.1274 Tunisian dinars)

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