Is TUNISAIR still a HOPELESS Airline?

[@JoshCahill]

What do you make of Tunisair? Was I just lucky or are things improving? Let me know in the comments!

[@johnashleegarcia9175]

Josh can you try Cebu Pacific again there New Airbus A330neo❤

[@bodyloverz30]

Josh, to be fair the French aren't welcome either!

[@chaabimohamedali510]

It's not just luck your previous video helped us learn and improve ! We're continually working to enhance the service for all our international passengers. We warmly welcome you to Tunisia and hope to see you again soon

[@BrandonBerkeley]

I can relate to your puzzlement regarding lack of English on safety video. (What a turn off!) The VivaAerobus safety video (Mexico) is en español ONLY.

[@samygarbaa2004]

Safety instructions are necessary to be in English !!!

[@ozaernajim4315]

As an American , we enjoyed Tunisia a lot. The people were friendly, amazing, and hospitable.

[@yousseftunisia638]

u enjoyed it but us tunisians are living in mysery and thats cuz the avg employee gets paid 500 dolars

[@hettiachraf5611]

500 dollars ? 500dinar

[@yousseftunisia638]

@ 500 dollars wich means 1700 dinars but still we are always having an outage on milk and flour and tea and bananas and everything else

[@kesraouinaouel7479]

خوذ مني الكلام الي يبكيك رايت الناس كيف تخون ورايت الكلاب كيف تصون فكلما زادت معرفتي للانسان زاد احترامي للكلاب. وليدي الراجل ما يحكيش بالخايب عالدار الي يضيفوه فيها و انت تشكي من بلادك للبراني ...علاش باش يوكلك و لا يشربك؟؟ عيش راجل ​@@yousseftunisia638

[@bigmonkedong]

@@yousseftunisia638 the average gets paid far less than 500 dollars

[@jamesbenstead1006]

That lounge. What an improvement. And the owner and mother made me smile.

[@vladimirassalukas6726]

my bet is because they already know him in face and possible problems coming up if something is not top notch :DDD

[@iankm1]

I agree. I hope Josh sends him a personal note. Maybe a few key chains

[@SilverfoxJB]

Yes, as Josh says that is how you comeback from criticism. You learn from it and improve. You don’t ban people and continue to do things the wrong way. The Mother and Son team should be very proud of what they have done.

[@imen8254]

​@@vladimirassalukas6726nuh it has more with the political changes happened quite recently in Tunisia..there's a "war" on corruption here and everybody fears to lose their job if they don't do it perfectly(not saying that the manager is not passionate though),if you ever see a poor country with poor services ,it's because of corruption..nothing more or less.

[@rimsahraoui6806]

​@@imen8254very true

[@chaimaamlouk]

As a Tunisian, I get asked a lot why I choose to fly with Tunisair and not with Lufthansa (I live in Germany) and I always say that I believe in the Airline and I am investing my money into it so they improve and get better with time. Plus we have the best PILOTS ever and I feel the safest flying with Tunisair. Thanks for your review and you’re always welcomed in Tunisia 🇹🇳

[@swizzzy4962]

exactly!!! thank you for understanding. from Canada, as a tunisian.

[@DylanOnRoids65]

Props! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ChineseKiwi]

3:31 - This guy does more for advertising the lounge access for that airport than any actual advertising campaign! Infectious personality!

[@ChineseKiwi]

Also with how he obviously cares about his work, the lounge etc, I'm surprised he (and his Mum) hasn't been offered big money by other Arabic speaking countries to run their lounges. He more than deserves a bigger role / paycheck!

[@aviation1337]

​Can't agree more I'd hire him on the spot if I was running some kind of company in the middle east ​@@ChineseKiwi

[@clairedobson2240]

Totally agree

[@harlemthamry8839]

After this video, he and his mom will receive job offers from the Gulf states for sure!

[@imen8254]

​@@ChineseKiwi the gulf states already have Tunisia's best skilled and talented ppl along with Europe..Tunisia's gonna be empty soon😢

[@AliceBradley-t3o]

*Your video made me so excited to visit Tunisia soon 😊*

[@kyoraku944]

come next year, it's gonna be a lot better than how it is now! and if you have any questions about the country i'll be happy to help

[@humanitarian00]

You are welcome anytime😊

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@kyoraku944 Why should she come next year? I live in Tunisia and the weather is nice and everything is good.

[@kyoraku944]

@@TheTruth-mr3ml this is not the Tunisia with the good reputation, our president is working hard to fix things up and it's expected to see true results in 2025

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@kyoraku944 امين ماذابينا تزيد تتحسن اكثر نستاهلوا نكونوا احسن من هكا

[@New_Balance1]

Tunisia is an unforgettable country 🇹🇳🇬🇧

[@togomori3008]

Really?

[@EA00000]

Tunisia is my favorite country in Africa ! I am glad they do better ! Must say the older lady in Business lunch was amazing so proud of her work and look outstanding in the uniform ! The manager welcoming is world best !Congratulation to him ! Because of people like him the Arline can success 😊

[@adaada9742]

🇹🇳

[@Asma-xz1rk]

Tunisia is still making progress and it will shines soon👏🏻

[@HabibAkili]

بالله ما تحصلشي في الفخ.....هذاك بوق الشركات معينة .. يحبوا يشريوا تونسار و هي فالسة و بالنسبة للتحسن ...مستحيل .تيهو من التسعينات و خدمات و نوعية تونسار طايحة التالي ... تونس كخدمات لن تتحسن لأنه عقلية التونسي شعبا و قادة ..تؤمن باشرب و ألا طير ڨرنك...البزنس في تونس مبني على الولاء و ناهوش في ايدي الاكفاء

[@HoodWrld769]

Maybe with kais said as our new president, Chance is that it will improve in the next 5 years.

[@niggainpain]

Don't believe her lmao

[@KAMATCHO0001]

​@@HabibAkili نتفاهم معاك في الشطر الثاني متاع تعليقك. اما الشطر الاول تنجم تعطينا دليل منطقي يثبت المؤامرة لي حكيت علاها باش التونيسار تتباع؟ و شنية مصادرك؟ يضهرلي السؤالات الي لازم بالحق نطرحوها على رواحنا هي: -هل التونيسار حاجة تشرفنا و تشرّف العباد الي تخدم بضمير في مجتمعنا و الا لازم نقولوا انه التوانسة الكل كركارة و متحبش تخدم و اكاعلاش نستحقوا الكلنا كتوانسة الخدمة الزبالة هذي؟ -شنوة المشكل كان التونيسار تتباع و تتخوصص و تدخل في منطق التنافسية و وقتها يوليو مجبورين باش يوفرو اسعار و خدمات خير باش تنجم تنافس. بش نخسروا حاجة احنا كتوانسة اذا هي تباعت؟

[@HabibAkili]

@KAMATCHO0001 التونيسار من غير مؤامرة باش تتباع...لأنه تونيسار ماهي آش قادرة على المنافسة وقت اللي تتطبق أوپن - سكاي

[@marwenarfaoui92]

I’m glad that TUNISAIR is recovering and keep getting improved, there is a long way to get to the point where everyone will be satisfied once they fly with TUNISIAR, CHAKIB the Business lounge manager is such a nice guy and he always trying to collect feedbacks from his guests in order to improve the flyers experience… very proud of my people ❤ viva Tunisia 🇹🇳

[@Anachronos97]

تحيا تونس، من الجزائر! ❤

[@LamiaHadjahmed]

😂😂 thnx for the support hhh

[@moghameroculus3188]

Yeah such "effeminate" very young guy ( I think he is in his twenties I don't know how he would have been promoted manager of a Business lounge in the main airport of The country ) that got his job because his mother is long time employee and she even managed to get him work closer to her in the lounge where the best conditions of work are available ( good food , good surrounding and especially good customers that for sure can leave good tips around and why not be good random acquaintance s outside of work especially if they happened to be Tunisian influent people ) come on it 's not a family owned restaurant where you say it's cute to have a mother working with her son by the way you may have hurt them @joshcahill by exposing that family relationship because this will be discussed in Tunisia although know within the company

[@ffarag]

They will never recover; they are still far behind, and their mentality makes it impossible even to compete with Afghan Air!

[@bardo0007]

Yes Tunisair has improved, just looks like it is a hit or miss when it comes to the crew. And the lounge looked great!

[@jamesseabolt5915]

That taxi situation had me on pins and needles. Stay safe young man. Great video as always.

[@TheSchuetzeP]

In my experience in West Africa, the aggressive haggling can feel wild to us who are not used to it, but there is no real bad blood or actual anger. These guys don't earn a lot of money and it can make a huge difference for them financially if you pay 20, 25 or 30 bucks. So they are persistent, knowing that customer retention is not something they have to worry about. Even the 40 bucks guy would've caved if the other guy hadn't snatched the fare at 20€.

[@saldun2603]

The Lounge manager absolutely loves you. So sweet his mother actually gives and gives appreciation. This young man lives on principal as well as you. Traveling everywhere and pushing the edge. Where is your flying buddy at? You both had a funny locked out tarmac time. Is he around to join? Your fabulous and always my favorite fly dude.

[@moghameroculus3188]

the lounge manager is "effeminate" I've seen him how he speaks and act that's why he is so non manly mannered and talking gently it is just his rather "girly" way I guess

[@shera1815]

Looks like your trip four years ago made an impact! Good job on how you've become so influential. At least the Tunisian's actually listened.

[@ThePunisher014]

They definitely did. I only hope that the passengers would clean up their mess before they leave. Otherwise the aircrafts will go to 💩 in a few months time … again …

[@Tuuliniska]

Four years ago the government was not fighting corruption as much as now ,because before him Tunisians already complained about the inconveniences. Tunisiair had a great reputation before but it declined in the recent years ,hopefully it recovers now

[@DhiaFraj92]

I am tunisian and i am fully surprised . i am proud of my country .

[@thenabilamrani]

Hahaha thank you for fixing the lounge in Tunisia it’s unrecognizable compared to 4 years ago and without your videos it would have never happened

[@Tuuliniska]

It’s only improving because somehow the government is trying to strictly fight corruption now the company doesn’t pay much attention to the internet

[@AutoslaapExpress]

The owner and his mother awwww super adorable

[@eladelsami2515]

He's a manager not the owner

[@arminius4986]

@@eladelsami2515 fhemtech chkounou hethka mouch awel mara yodhher fel video

[@budapestflyer99]

Amazing video! Great to see that things have changed due to your influence and pressure on the airline. Quality journalism :)

[@MrLobo76-]

22:19 the oh god when you spotted the mould on the ceiling really said it all about the hotel and offered a indication as to the origin of the smell

[@Covid-bv4hp]

In the reception as well, way bigger then the one in the bedroom

[@mariamhaj814]

Your feedback is one of the main reasons why we’re starting to see change 👏🏻 keep doing what you’re doing

[@Pushi1974]

This lounge manager remind me for Serge from the Beverly hills cop 🤣

[@jbabajews2311]

A little lemon twist

[@adam.dzwoniarek72]

@@jbabajews2311 hahahahaha

[@JP-oe4ry]

nooou im seriousssss!

[@EssjayGaunt]

Glad I'm not the only one thinking that! 100% Serge!

[@renardfranse]

Serge made me LAUGH!!!!!!!! He was funny and kinda cool in his own way

[@josh3771]

Very happy for the Lounge Manager and TUNISAIR for turning things around. Glad their are positive stories as you pointed out from your travels

[@raedkahloul216]

I always fly with Tunisair and I love it . The crew is very welcoming and nice . The food was the best of any other airline i tried before (including france airline) and the planes are clean . I really recommend it if you want a cheap and a good flight .

[@azzaghiloufi8090]

Stop lying

[@raedkahloul216]

@@azzaghiloufi8090 it’s by experience darling and if u want a luxurious flights u should pay more unless u can’t afford it

[@Tuuliniska]

I second this.another pro of Tunisair is the skilled Tunisian pilots who carry smooth landing unlike many other airlines I tried and got dizzy

[@RadicalPersonalFinance]

How wonderful all the improvements that the lounge made. I hope they have an amazing business future!

[@GamouGaTn]

Tunisair just needs some time and it will come back to its glory days ❤️ Thank you for the video Cahill ! we really appreciate your efforts ❤️🇹🇳

[@maaxx441]

Great video! As a Tunisian, I’m happy to see our national airline making progress, though there's still a long way to go. The taxi situation made me laugh, it's the same across all of Africa! You just get used to it!

[@ffarag]

They will never recover; they are still far behind, and their mentality makes it impossible even to compete with Afghan Air!

[@houdatarraf1577]

Barra le trabhik ​@@ffarag

[@markkuuss]

I had a great experience with Tunsia lat year. I am from Sweden. The people were nice, friendly and very chill in comparison to Egypt or Turkey. Very underrated country.

[@mudiyare8927]

The managers mother side eyeing Josh behind his back when she was cleaning and going around had me laughing alot. They really were ready this time and wished that he shared alot of positivity about their restuarant.🤣

[@mark1968]

Wonderful video. That lounge manager and his mother need their own fly on the wall show. What a wonderfully welcoming couple.

[@joannharrington2279]

Be safe. Was uneasy when all the taxi drivers were around you. It takes a seasoned traveler to have a stand-off with an immigration official. The lodge looked lovely and inviting.

[@marg86]

“Once I was auctioned off to the lowest bidder” 😂 Josh you are so strong. I’m African and I don’t think I’d have stood there and managed to negotiate a fare deal the way you did. I would have felt so overwhelmed and stressed 🤦🏾‍♀️😂 And true, us Southern Africans are always cheerful and very helpful.

[@stevehathaway4715]

The trick is you need to stay friendly and keep smiling while insisting on a prize. Takes some experiance anyway. ;)

[@Gobear1]

@@stevehathaway4715 I went through the same bargaining routine multiple times in Mexico, India and Thailand. You always have to ensure that you and the driver have arrived at a set price BEFORE you get into the vehicle.

[@maevethefox5912]

I had a Pakistani housemate in college and he and his mom taught me all about haggling, it's served me so well over my life. Folks are always suprised when a random white lady understands the particular etiquette of it.

[@samygarbaa2004]

Happy to know that Tunisair had made good work to be better !! I wish for them to increase quality and service for the future. Happy to know that you’d not be arrested by the police because in Tunisia those years everything can happen.

[@hanihant8435]

Ya7ya Kais Saied w asba lik.

[@samygarbaa2004]

@@hanihant8435 mouch mochkel inti elli 3ayech fil 5ra hhhh

[@millionmarbles5612]

As a Tunisian, thank you for your honest reviews, this can really put pressure for things to change

[@yossrmejri4549]

I am so proud of us ❤ We improved and people are so friendly to you Good job Josh , your review went a looong way

[@MrTayaran]

great to see Tunisair improving

[@taylotaylo8323]

Tunisia very beautiful country very welcoming people tunisiair use to be one of the best but after what tunisia has gone through since 2011 to 2021 things has gone down but now the county is getting back so wish the best 🙏

[@Samin-qi8gz]

If there's Any Bad Reviews about any airlines they call up Samchui and offer "x" amount of money to promote them. We're thankful that Josh is here to give us unbiased opinions.

[@Rammstein66-u9v]

Sam is just rude and expect every flight attendend jumps when he say jump.. He is a shame to other real aviation geeks

[@delta_cosmic]

Sam Chui is a clown

[@apiklala]

​@@Rammstein66-u9v not true but it seems you just hate anyone Asian

[@AdamCooper0412]

@@apiklalaThat’s one hell of a stretch

[@Yantrus]

@@apiklala Only person talking about race is you

[@tomsworld5618]

Safety announcement depends on the route. I think two languages which basically cover the vast majority of the passengers in a region is fine. French is the big official language, arabic the native. English is just not spread that much in the region of Tunisair routes

[@marksmith8079]

My understanding is that it is always the country of registration which governs the flight crews is of course Tunisia. For passengers on ground it is local laws of where the plane is.

[@Hassenfeki]

It should be Arabic and English !

[@مرحبابك-ض1ن]

​@@Hassenfeki more people speak french than English in that region

[@Hassenfeki]

@@مرحبابك-ض1ن not really , the official language of Tunisia is Arabic and the second language should be English !

[@TheSchuetzeP]

@@Hassenfeki But the flight is not to England or the USA, the flight is to a French speaking country, to Guinea. English is a world language, but so are French and Spanish for example. There is no expectation that anyone at all times speaks one of these languages, so using either is fine. On a flight from Berlin to Buenos Aires it would be perfectly okay for Announcements to be in German and Spanish only. - If You don't understand an announcement, ask the cabin crew, they will likely speak some english to translate for you because so much aviation stuff is in english anyway.

[@ferialkharraz2605]

Thanks Josh about your positive review about Tunisair that makes me happy as a Tunisian

[@bobbastian760]

Watching this in Tunisia is quite surreal

[@SeanPasquale-jz1uu]

English. The language used for safety announcements depends on the operator and the passengers on board. Here are some guidelines for safety announcements on planes: ICAO Doc 10086 Recommends that safety briefings be in English and the operator's language. It also suggests considering the official languages of the departure and destination countries, as well as other languages that may be appropriate for the passengers. Cabin crew Operators may assign language-qualified cabin crew members or interpreters to specific routes. They should also verify that passengers in emergency exit rows understand the crew's language. Pre-recorded announcements Some aircraft have pre-recorded announcements in multiple languages. Safety videos Airline safety videos are usually subtitled in English, as well as the primary language of the airline's country or the city of departure or arrival. Communication The European Union (EU) requires that crew members can communicate with each other in a common language. However, there is no EU requirement for a specific language to be used when communicating with passengers

[@lindamoulton1560]

I was about to say something like this! I actually briefly taught a English for Specific Purposes class and there were a lot of Airline Staff in it.

[@ThePunisher014]

Thanks for sharing. Both original and destination spoke Fluent French. So that makes sense.

[@joshualau4070]

I remember years ago I flew CDG to BIO a few years ago on Air France (Brit-Air/AF Regional) and the safety announcements were in French and Spanish. I don't recall any English.

[@Tyrion111]

Bro Tunisia is too beautiful

[@merxx427]

it is i swear

[@Bahnhofstrasse1a]

I'll be flying at the 25 in January from MXP to TUN with Tunisair. I've flown with this airline since I was a child. I remember the times under Ben Ali. I'm excited. I love Tunisia 🫡

[@VirginiaMartinez-v5i]

This video was incredibly well done, thank you!

[@khaledb6580]

Good news for Tunisair, they also improved their timing from 30smhg% to 40smthg% which is still poor but their doing efforts. So hope they keep improving

[@ffarag]

They will never recover; they are still far behind, and their mentality makes it impossible even to compete with Afghan Air!

[@eugeniaromanova3109]

Josh, i am amazed at your ability to gently change things! You are wonderful! Thank you!

[@telexiz]

Thanks!

[@lebchirsami2016]

I’m a huge fan of your channel, and I always look forward to your next review ! As someone with both Mauritanian and Tunisian nationalities, I want to share my mixed feelings about the service onboard our fleets. While I’m pleased to see the progress Tunisair has made, reflecting their dedication to improving the passenger experience and representing Tunisia in a positive light, I can’t say the same for Mauritania Airlines. My last experience with them was far from satisfactory, it was truly disappointing. I sincerely hope that both countries strive for better in the future, especially in aviation, where service can really make a difference in how the country is perceived. Thank you Josh, for your in-depth reviews and insights. Keep up the amazing work !

[@auditor9927]

Bravo Tunisair. You are improving and not shame from learning lessons and improving. Bravo Tunisair

[@MonsterUnderBed_]

I’ve been on many Tunisair flights, and I can say that for the safety announcement, it depends on the destination of the plane. When going to a country that doesn’t speak Arabic and French, then they add English. But since you are going to senegal and Guinea, which are primarily French speaking countries, the announcement stays in French and Arabic.

[@padsen2837]

I'm soo hyped for the Africa and South America content to come! ❤

[@annered-h3x]

Criticism took them consrtuctive thats there is a good result. Called this Being Professional. LOVE IT Thanks Josh on keeping updated

[@Droopy-ji2sd]

To the lounge manager, even if I wasn’t flying Tunisair, I would pay to visit your lounge. A+

[@iconartDOTca]

I like that Josh is critical but also quick to praise also. Comes across as just a genuine and sincere person.

[@fatmaaattia]

Mohsen is so nice the way he greeted you was so lovely!

[@lobnachsa7735]

If Tunisia’s economy is half yours believe or not, it will be the diamond of the world ❤️🇹🇳. I’m glad that Tunisair is trying to improve and learn from past mistakes, as a company it still has to improve its services airplanes and spaces . But it is in the right way. Let’s 🤞🏻🤲🏻

[@AlaaEddineMecha]

Safety announcement in English is a must!

[@gangli6669]

Says who

[@AyedElouaer]

Thank you so much for these videos, especially the Tunisair ones. I'm Tunisian, and Tunisair is a rich and one of the first airlines created in the region. It's really sad to see the condition that the airline and the airport has reached with all the corruption that was in the country. But with continuous testing and auditing, the airline and everything will improve! People in my country are trying to fix things after all what happened to us. A help like this should put all the workers on the right track.

[@moondustangel889]

Loved this for you. Thank you so much I love it when I get a new video from my favourite travel youtuber ❤

[@mariamnachmi8995]

I am Tunisian and im surprised really proud , thank you for your video 🎉

[@TheBeatles..]

Its good to see the Mother working in the lounge, seems to be as polite and kind to other passengers as she was to Josh (see her in the background). VERY impressive!!

[@cal1103]

Such a great Lounge manager really loves he's job:) I visited Africa for the first time 2 months ago. Lufthansa to Joburg, then Joburg to Walvis Bay, Namibia with Airlink. BTW Airlink was very good and Namibia, what beautiful a country. I will be back for a holiday :)

[@ronnienestor]

I like the new lounge Manager. He is friendly and cheerful.

[@Slimothy]

*Josh, is that Black Mold @**21:50** on the ceiling in the corner? That would explain the bad smell, especially if it spread throughout the walls and AC units.*

[@jasonkeeler1649]

That smell can often be caused by a dirty filter in the ac system

[@ukdavepianoman]

Amazing improvement to the lounge and such friendly owner/mum. Longer haul plane seemed a big improvement too. There's nothing like prolonged taxi-fare bargaining. It's good to see an airline improve no doubt in part due to this channel.

[@ChristopherHill2293]

Forever grateful we have Josh to give us real, unbiased reviews unlike other creators who accept kick-backs and freebies from airlines. It's also a testament to his character that he will give airlines a 2nd and 3rd chance to see if they've improved.

[@stanleovart]

My reviews are always real :)) But you are right - Josh is AMAZING! I learn so much on his videos and adventures 👍😊

[@derekwebster0669]

Just discovered your channel. A breath of fresh air! I so love your channel !😊

[@salvitraveltips]

Your experience flying TUNISAIR to what's known as the world's most unfriendly country is truly intriguing! The contrasts and unique encounters you've shared make this journey stand out. Thanks for giving us a glimpse into such a fascinating adventure! ✈🌍

[@isaackyei1142]

I just came across your channel this night, and I have taken my time to watch a couple of your videos. I must say you are a very genuine and brave person. I think businesses must be willing to welcome the harsh reviews or comments made by their customers, because that's the only way they can improve, especially we Africans. I have really fallen in love with that lounge manager. I will definitely visit Tunisia one day because of him. You earned yourself a new subscriber, Mr Josh. I would love to see you review your visit to my beloved country Ghana 🇬🇭. We are the most friendly and welcoming country in Africa. Much love ❤

[@hamed250422]

As a Tunisian living in France and working between the two countries i stopped using tunisair after i had many troubles with flights getting canceled, delays and also the prices being unreasenably expensive, i m glad i see they emproved their offer maybe i will try them again

[@ameenTN]

It is amazing to see the company finally improving ! You are one of the reasons the change occurred, thanks! (about the safe announcement: They stated that it depends on what flight you're on, for example if you fly from Tunisia to Germany the announcement is going to be in Arabic and German, etc...) I think they should always give the safety instructions in English too, I hope that changes soon...

[@Afootball25]

Great vid as per usual!

[@AdesWorldofRandom]

I don't see a problem with a flight from Tunis to Conakry not having a safety announcement in English. French isn't exactly an obscure language and it is flying between two nations that primarily speak it! (yes, I know Tunisia also speaks Arabic!)

[@cz.travelmaster]

You're absolutely right about the French knowledge. It opens up a whole different world. I travelled around some of the French-speaking Africa and I never had a problem. But when I was with a friend who only knew English, they were sometimes even mocking him 😅 "I speak French, Spanish, Arabic (or some other local language) and he only speaks English? What's wrong with him?" 😂

[@maevethefox5912]

I speak Canadian French and the crossover with Cameroonian French is ... interesting at times. But everyone was good natured and joking about it when certain phrases would just miss.

[@Tweedaviation]

It’s my birthday and this is the best present I could ask for.Thank you Josh

[@MrOsvorn]

Glad to see all these improvements in our Tunisair

[@Canleaf08]

Um, we had the same treatment when we first visited Quebec in Canada. We were laughed at by Postes Canada. All changed, when I lived in Montreal. All of sudden, the French Canadians in the shops helped me. This summer, I took the train from Montreal to Halifax and one train steward did not take any orders in English. He made me speak French the entire 23 h on the train when I went to the cafe car.

[@VincentLeroy007]

Heartwarming people in the lounge....♥

[@Noelflauntier]

The lounge lady and the manager were so cute...love them. All the blessings to them

[@gimus3]

Josh, I admire your courage and enthusiasm! 😂 Thx for video and take care!

[@ats-3693]

I spent nearly 10 years working fly in fly out on mining exploration projects in various African countries including the Democratic Republic of Congo, none of the airlines or flights I've seen on this channel come anywhere near as crazy as some airlines/aircraft/flights I've flown on in the DRC, it was total madness I have so many crazy stories about travelling there, in hindsight I'm probably lucky nothing bad ever happened but at the time I wasn't scared it was a crazy adventure period of my life.

[@Lebanese001_]

Josh always makes my day when it is dull and also gives me ideas to fly on msfs :)

[@spinalcrackerbox]

I would love to visit that lounge with the lovely manager and his mother. Flying TunisAir & visiting Conakry - hard pass.

[@ronnienestor]

It’s really an improvement! Nice.

walahi this made me happy for my country

[@Ranoldopereztroika]

That was a welcome! Great job by the owner and his mom.

[@bryanvanarkel9662]

Hi Josh, If you're back in Europe, could you take a look at FSC airline AIS Airlines? They operate a Jetstream 31/32 on the routes from Esbjerg to Stavanger and Karup to Copenhagen. Perhaps you could plan a trip across Europe using only smaller regional carriers like AIS Airlines, Avanti Air, Aoroexpress Regional, Blue Express, etc.

[@sihemkaroui8286]

🎉any way. Really. Basicly I love Tunisia ❤❤❤

[@michaelmustermann7728]

Go to Togo, Josh. Really nice and friendly people there (and Lomé is quite beautiful)

[@tkautzor]

Immigration officers in Togo will be even more demanding regarding money

[@suegeorge8694]

I have noticed that alot of airplane safety brochures are more picture based. I think you should be able to have the safety brochure in your preferred language emailed to you after buying your tickets.

[@HabibMhenni]

Thanks Josh, your impact is real!

[@simonrobinson540]

Your vlogs are great & you always give an unbiased truthful opinion on all airlines.

[@passenger77-UK]

Great video. Nice to see such a change.

[@Aprilsraven629]

Well that was a huge improvement in some areas, the Lounge Manager and his Mum have done absolutely amazing job they should be very proud and many airlines could learn so much from them...credit were credit is due...airport staff inc taxis the world over can make or break an airport, they failed miserable ...and the hotel is disgraceful, I could only imagine the cleanliness going by the water damage and mould on the ceiling is any indicator...a room review is much needed ...stay safe

[@Phiyedough]

That reminded me of when my flight got diverted to Bourgas airport in Bulgaria and I was wanting a taxi to a hotel in Bourgas. I went to the front of the rank and asked the driver how much it would cost and he quoted a rip off price, as expected. I went back in the terminal and waited half an hour before going back to the taxis. It was the same driver still there so I offered him half what he quoted and he agreed!

[@Psycho-TN]

( I'M Tunisian ) that's a company owned by the government , and due to corruption , there are some people trying to break and kneel the company so the government may make it private ( fo sell ) and then they succeed owning it There are some sad realities in Tunisia, but with the current president and maybe the awareness of people, I hope there will be improvements .

[@SelimG]

Tunisia airport was really a big challenge and chaos for me and for my colleagues.

[@chorfaissam9294]

Thanks for returning to Tunisia I hope that your review help a bit the company which still so far away from the standard

[@SheldonBotha-er6ec]

The reception you received in West Africa makes me SO GRATEFUL that I’m from Southern Africa. 💛💚

[@ayadisaif522]

For your information The safety announcement depends on the destination Since you are traveling to Guinea it is done in French. If you travel from Tunis to London, it will be done in English They even do all in German for the flights from Tunisia to Germany. So nothing wrong in there!