Leeds Bradford Airport is celebrating the return of flights to Tunisia.
The first departure to Enfidha took off last week and will run throughout the summer. Holidaymakers will be able to choose from more than 25 resorts.
Leeds Bradford Airport’s Aviation and Commercial Director, John Cunliffe said: “It’s fantastic to see Enfidha as a destination from Leeds Bradford Airport. Tunisia is an increasingly popular destination and one we feel will be very popular with the people of Yorkshire.
“We look forward to welcoming Nouvelair to Leeds Bradford Airport on a weekly basis throughout the summer.”
The flights, operated by Nouvelair on behalf of Thomas Cook, will operate once a week, on a Tuesday, between May 21 and September 24.
Flights to Tunisia were cancelled after a terrorist attack in 2015 which killed 38 people. UK tour operators were able to resume selling holidays in Tunisia after the Government changed its travel advice in July 2017.
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