Review: TUNISAIR A330 BUSINESS CLASS - NOTHING MAKES SENSE! 

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Cheese & muffins is a tunisian spécialité, we eat it in the last week of ramadan. It is called "jbenfin" ☻ ( I keep sa3dek fdha7tna)

stop hating on him, he's doing his JOB ! i just watched the whole video and some of his older ones, hes always giving his honest opinion , tunisair isn't a good airline and we all know that !! hes showing some facts that we all already know, lets be grown ups and encourage tunisair to upgrade her game :))

Tunisair deserves to be much better to represent the beautiful nation it serves !!

In Tunisia we don't use airports no more , all we need is a small stinky boat and we are ready to go.

Tunisian people are very happy : your video was NECESSARY ! Since 2011, TUNISAIR is getting a very bad reputation, but tunisian (and french) complaints are ignored with contempt and arrogance. Thank you for your video ! And do it again, and again, and again, because tunisian customers just NEED YOU !!! When a tunisian customer complains, who cares ? And, if a french customer complains, they send him to Hell : "you are a f..king colonialist" is the best polite answer a french complainer can hope.

I am Tunisian and I want to thank you for your frankness so that the airport workers and the state know how important the airport is for travelers and understand that the first picture the traveler sees is the airport, so if we add and organize it means that the country is clean and organized, and vice versa

Tunisair after being criticized by the Tunisian people and media and even a German RU-vidr : oh no, anyway

Your meal box reminds me of what a kid would pack for their lunch...doing it on their own for the first time!

I am Tunisian and I totally agree with what you said and what you noticed from our bad Tunisian Airline

In Jamaica we eat cheese and muffins, and they’re nice together. They probably do that in Tunisia as well

Tunisia has strict rules re export of the local currency. It’s not allowed. Upto 3000 Tunisian Dinars can be changed into foreign currency. That probably explains why they were asking you.

As a Tunisian, and being 20, this is really heartbreaking. Our administration is still stuck is the 60s and the bureaucracy tearing it up. When the corrupt syndicate and union members ruling everything, in Tunisia, righteousness is forbidden and falsehood was never upheld. This is unfortunate for a country with such history.

I thank you for your honesty. I think you are lucky that the flight crew were lovely and polite. Also you are very lucky that there were no delays. The past 4 years, even Tunisians are avoiding tunisair.

Tunisia is soooooo pretty! I went there last summer and it’s one of my favorite places

You're absolutely right about the currency issues; I visited Tunis in 2019, and was told/reminded repeatedly (as well as reading in trip advisor reviews etc) that Tunis is very strict when it comes to taking local currency out of the country..

I’m a doc and I love your videos!! It’s great to get an honest objective view of the airlines you travel on. I think you’re right and if they put everything on one tray with disposable plates and wear gloves they change frequently as well as masks, a hot meal is well within their abilities without an increase in transmission risk. Keep up the good work and I’m looking forward to your next trip!

Honestly, I was expecting way worse when I first clicked on the video 😂. I've been flying with Tunisiair quite regularly from Munich to Tunis or Monastir and I've seen the company deteriorating throughout the years. I think there are a lot of issues within the company management and some people are fighting for having it sold to become a private property rather than a national company, whereas others are fighting against that. So it's clearly not the golden age of the company right now.

I love cheese with muffins. I laughed my head off when you kept saying *WhO eAtS cHeEsE wItH a MuFfIn?* There is a traditional Filipino dish involving a muffin and a slice of cheese

Dear Josh, Thanks for showing the reality, specially to TunisAir...I beleive this is how we can work on to upgrade "quality services" Tunisian citizen

Next time when you will be in Tunisia i recommend you to visit the green METRO and you will be grateful for it . #dha7aktou_3lina_e_tourist_ya_5rawet

You are so right Josh. The reason why some airlines are not serving meals in premium class is because they don't want to. I fear that since they started this, they may never serve food again. They are not lowering prices either. No airline advertises about their service anymore, because most truly don't care.

Hi from Toronto Josh. I’m 75 and enjoy flying (been to 40 countries) but there’s no way I’ll get on a plane just now. I always enjoy your reviews (you are the best by far) and you gave me tears in my eyes from laughing with your little rant over no bread with the cheese. Be healthy and travel safely.

Great video and congrats on 300k! Muffin yoghurt drink and cheese is a pretty good summary of 2020 🤣🤣

Love Tunisia❤ Beautiful country and kind people

Lieber Josh ich liebe dein lachen, danke für dein informatives Video über Tunis Air!!! Liebe Grüsse Roger

Hi! So first, welcome to Tunisia. Hope you liked your stay at least!. So, friends of mine have been sharing this on FB and shaming Tunisair for their indifference. Now that I've watched the video, I can tell that you're 100% right. There's a cleanliness issue in the airport lounge, as well as on the plane; food leftovers, cigarettes, magazines, etc, should be gotten rid of. The breakfast box issue is to be reconsidered thoroughly as well (Cheese and muffin? they DEFINITELY don't mix XD). I am also astonished of the fact that they didn't provide you with an English questionnaire. That's really awkward. Still, I like the fact that you stressed the crew's welcoming attitude and showed the bright details of the flight as well. Thank you for your integrity.

I think you have seen the best plane of tunisair 😂😂

Very objective review and commentaries. The remarks that the crew and staff are welcoming, polite and nice are refreshing and give me hope that TunisAir can improve in the future.

Im tunisian and i really loved how you critisised them ,they have to improve their services so its good that they face the truth and hear criticism from foreigners ....so thank you for your honesty 👍👍👍✅

Had to pass by and watch this after all the hallebaloo all over the internet. Obviously, you made an impression and your opinion is valued. Well done, keep up the good work.

I am a regular at carthage airport and I've been going to the business lounge since forever I can assure you I've never seen it in such a state, it has always been well presented and looked after, the staff are always friendly and the service is good. It has never looked so deserted and unprofessional, it's quite a saddening view yet understandable given the current situation. I hope you revisit it in better conditions and not be as decieved❤

For the question on money/ currency: it is illegal to take the local currency (Tunisian dinars) out of the country...

I'm Tunisian and i want to thank you for telling the truth actually everyone in Tunisia talk about your video today 👏👏 good for them 🤗

All the dislike is from the Tunis air crew

Nice video! To answer your question about why customs asked you if you're carrying any money (local or foreign) is because it is part of the country's effort to limit and regulate the outflow of foreign and local currency. You see, many countries have currencies that are not tradeable (unlike the UK or USA), so they rely heavily on their reserves of foreign currency to import goods (US Dollars to pay US suppliers, Euros to pay European suppliers, etc) . Therefore, in an effort to control this outflow and maintain a healthy economic balance, every resident of Tunisia (Citizen and residents) has a set hard limit per year of how much foreign currency they can take out of the country. Limit is set depending on your specific status or situation in the country, and purpose of travel. Many countries like Morocco or Algeria have these measures in place. It's called "Currency Allocation". A set amount is defined depending on your purpose of travel abroad, it being Medical, Tourism, Studies, etc... Morocco for example has a limit of 45,000 MAD (around 4000€... Or 4500US$ depending on the currency you're getting) for tourism, Tunisia has a limit of 6000TDN (Around 2000€ I believe) . The Confusion is totally understandable, since many people from Western countries never had to deal with these restrictions. If you're from Germany, your precious Euros in cash or in bank card works with no issues in any country you visit because the Euro is a traded currency so its valuable and is stored in reserve and used to pay for imports. Tunisian Dinar or Moroccan Dirham on the other hand, are worthless outside their own countries. Basically Tunisia cannot use their local currency to pay a German company... They need Euros,and they need to protect how much they have of it so that they can keep importing stuff. There you go :). Cheers!

Im from Tunisia and I thank you for this video. We want that will be better from years but nothing changed.

I am Tunisian and I discover your channel just now! thank you for this rapport, ur video made the buzz in Tunisia .. may the airport workers of Tunisair improve the quality of services cuz that can make a bad image of us ... I follow you .. you are so funny yaa

You eat cheese with nothing in France, so I think it's quite OK to serve only the cheese without bread :)

I’m guessing, since the aviation industry had been hit hard by the pandemic, some airlines do need to marry safety and hygiene with cost cutting. But, definitely, cleanliness and safety and security must never be compromised. The non-existence of English safety videos and announcements is beyond shocking.

Hello, you're right we Tunisian people suffer every year from this company

مرحبا بك في مطار "عو" الدولي إحمد ربي ما سرقوكش

Thanks for your visit and review, I hope one day who ever is responsible for the Tunisian national carrier do a better job and put a tighter regulations to keep the Tunisian wings on a higher standards levels. I, personally used the Tunisair service twice, I never liked it. The previous system of the president Ben Ali worked hard to ruin the Tunisair, and 10 years now after the revolution, that impact of the systemic destruction of the La Gazelle is visibly stronger despite all the efforts implied to rebuilt it. It will take another decade to fix all this mess and get rid of the opponent forces of the Tunisian revolution.

I m Tunisian and I want to thank you for your effort to reveal the truth of our Airline Company. I m sorry for what you experienced in your flight to Paris and to all people who saw that We promise you of better quality and no cheese with muffins in the next years. I hope your review will be an inflection point towards radical corrections and the improvement of our services. May Allah bless you all. stay safe.

Thanks for preventing me from flying Tunis air. I had so much fun watching you enjoying your business class muffin with cheese 😂

Opinions you give are great and feel genuine and independent.

police officers askednu about having any currency because Tunisian currency is a closed one so it's illegal to take it out of the country

Seems unfair to review this airline right now.

So here's the deal with Airline Food: The danger with coronavirus is contact between people. I do not believe there have been any proven cases of spread through food. Generally, they should serve the entire meal in one course to minimize the contact between cabin crew and passengers. This will require a tray rather than plates and the what not. This may require some compromises in food (particularly presentation) but not like this. That said, one issue airlines are having is sourcing food. Industrial kitchens are a good vector for spreading covid. Lots of close in work in rooms with poor ventilation. With social distancing, I imagine caterers are moving much, much slower, which may require compromises (like packaged food) to get it out. Airlines that serve full meals may come from countries either with little concern about worker safety or with low rates of covid.

Now Tunisia is going wild on this video, every radio station is talking about this, nice job.

International Civil Aviation Authority has advised to remove magazines from air crafts, yet airlines continue to provide them but cut down meals.

Hey Josh, interesting video, I appreciate the work you do. As others have mentioned, it is forbidden to take Tunisian currency out of the country. I’m fact, when I traveled to Tunisia years ago, I noticed that I wasn’t even able to obtain Tunisian currency at any exchange counters in France (where I was traveling from). Was told you can only obtain currency when you are physically in the country. Safe and healthy continued travels to you!!

I don’t know why this has so many dislikes. It’s called a REVIEW - if you want a one sided advert for the airline, see Sam Chui’s videos, they’re full of propaganda

Hi Josh, greetings from Toronto, Canada. I think the main issue that most of your critics are trying to put across (which they are unable to do properly) is that you are strategically picking airlines that you may be aware are struggling and will naturally give you great trending content which eventually will grow your audience for the wrong reasons. While I am sure you have your own strategy and road map for your channel, not everyone will be able to look at things from your altitude. Keep doing what you do. Your true fans will always be on your side. All the best!

My parents use to fly with Air Algerie in 1981-1983 and brought me a couple of souvenirs with their logo. It was exciting to see that their logo has not changed at all in 40 years!

Well done buddy. You exposed them really well. I can't tell you how much they were roasting you today. Im Tunisian and i would have loved that the service would have been better but that's the truth. Again thanks

A number of years ago I flew with Tunisair from London to Tunis. The safety demo was was done AFTER take off! I was cabin crew with a different airline at the time and Tunisair did not impress me at all.

Great trip report like always. I'd rather experience a bad Tunisair flight than what is currently going on in the world. lol

A lot of stuff are being said here in Tunisia regarding this review. Tunisians hate when someone from outside comes to point the real problems they are refusing so hardly to see. Being a frequent user of Tunisiair and OACA Airports (Nationals airport Management Authority) passing by is always a bad experience, now Ture COVID Crisis didn't make things easier for both, but still all what you pointed out is ture and accurate. Regarding your question on minute 8:20 it is strictly forbidden to take out any kind of national currency, the fine for doing so is quite severe. Cheers mate, job well done

Hi josh, I'm Tunisian and I agree with everything you said... well you just described what you've been through 👍 and thank you for that...

I agree 100% on the meals! It’s all being touched weather it’s a hot meal or a boxed meal.

Lucky Josh landed safe and sound without being robbed 🤣

My most memorable trip so far was to Tunisia.went with a group of adults with special needs from Ireland and I will never forget how special they made the group feel, treated us all like royalty. Thank you to the wonderful kind Tunisian people

Josh, you do an amazing, outstanding job. Hope you have a good supply of hand sanitizer with you when you travel!!

I am tunisian, leaving abroad 20 years now.. I fly to Tunisia every year. and I NEVER use Tunisair services.

some people will get mad about that but you did the right thing

Orly is actually closer to Paris, it cost more money to the companies to land there. It’s also more common to the locals who lives in Paris to choose Orly instead of CDG 😊

Royal Air Maroc : 103 destinations Fleet size : 60 Employees: 5400 Tunisair: Feet size 28 Average Fleet Age 17 years Destinations: 43 Employees 8000 و الفاهم يفهم 😏 Sorry for the bad experience, we used to perform better before thieves took over in 2011 😡 We'll make it up next time 😉😊

Well, you wanted the tunisair experience? You got it! 😂

As a regular traveller to TUN, what the officer asked you about the money is one of the laws of Tunisia, You and me (as foreigners) are not allowed to export local Tunisian currency (not even 1 TND), and citizens are not allowed to carry more than 5k USD$ (I think it's 5k) as cash.

I always check out Josh's review before trying a new airline :)

i know that you had a beautiful trip in Tunisiar airport, next time come to airport boujom3a lkimiti it's in Kairouan over seas.

"I have a muffin, I have cheese Uh Muffi Cheese" 😂

Please stop that tadatatada Music everywhere! atleast when takeoff so we can hear engine sound properly!

Hi Josh, you are a genuine cool guy. You're videos are comedic and it isn't boring. Keep up the great job making me laugh 🤣🤣🤣

This channel translates Tunisian songs to english 🥰🇹🇳

I love each and every videos of yours josh I love them you’re my quarantine mood maker congratulations for your 300k subscribers much love from India 🇮🇳

I’m Tunisian, I took Tunisair once in 2007 and i vowed to never set a foot in another Tunisair flight

Dear Josh, First I would love to thank you for the initiative of visiting my country Tunisia, and on behalf of people of Tunisia I apologize for any inconvenience caused, not because I belong there, but really Tunisia is an iconic beautiful country with much of diversity (beaches, mountains, forest, snow and desert at the same land) and Tunisair was one of the leading airlines in the region and Africa well known for the great service and especially the well-trained pilot's reputations, I wish if you had conducted this visit before 2011 so you will experience and see what I already mentioned. As since that date the country faces a lot of political issues and dramatically got corrupted... again please accept our apologies.

I fley a lot with Tunisair when I was a kid, something I allways looked forward to was their food. Used to traditional tunesian food served onboard. Was allways delicious, I hope next time I will not be served muffins and cheese :)

Josh.... you f***** nail it. As a tunisian i admire how quick you identify everything about Tunisian and that i summarize in one sentense "there is the right way, the wrong way and the tunisian way". The tunisian way is not right but is not wrong neither... it just does not make any sense, cuz nobody cares... at least it made you smile and laugh ... and this is exactly what we tunisian are about ... we do like to laugh. life is tough enough already...

16:59 you are seeing Cannes and Juan les Pins (the peninsula) flying over Antibes. Not Monaco, quite a bit south. 70 km give or take

Even in CDG with AF no food no dutyfree. Everywhere is like this now

16:57 not Monaco. In the foreground, Juan-Les-Pins and Antibes (the peninsula). In the background, more known, Cannes, with the Croisette (the C shaped beach).

I know I’m late to the party, but I love how Josh just goes with the flow…cheese and muffins? great for a laugh! No entertainment? No worries, let’s do an in depth loo review and enjoy the scenery! Love that attitude to take whatever comes and try to have a good time anyway!

13:02 Muffin with Cheese got me so hard

The general manager of this company has been arrested on 8 of July 2020 ( Days ago) for corruption. Tunisia is still recovering from a corrupted regime.

The background music denggg keep ringing in my head even after I’m watching another videos

Was waiting for this video for a long time thank you Josh Cahill for this . Personally I have been boycotting this company since 2006 its among the worst corrupted companies in Tunisia if not the most before and post revolution... ashamed to call it a national airline carrier

Tunisia an amazing country and incredibly friendly people. Djerba island is my favourite place. Oh, and Josh to answer your question on local currency, you are correct you are not permitted to take currency out of the country.

On domestic flights in the USA, you don’t get anything but peanuts/pretzels and a drink. They have snack boxes that you can buy. I can’t remember how much they are, because when I wanted to buy one, they had run out! I was on a flight from California to New York which was supposed to be a six hour flight, more or less. I had just eaten breakfast when I boarded, so I thought I would just wait and eat when I got to New York. But we ended up having to fly around a huge storm, which added another 3 hours to our flight! Needless to say, I was starving by the time we got to New York!

Come back in a non Corona pandemic situation and get into the lounge when its open (I mean on time) not @ 5:30 am

Hey Josh. In terms of the officers asking about money, I had the same thing when leaving Tunis last time I was there. You're essentially not allowed to bring Tunisian Dinars out of the country, but I am not sure if it is always strictly enforced.

Thank you for this video, I wish everyone who flies with Tunisair exposes it like this. We could be among the most amazing countries in the world if only corruption stops, smh

Dude, French is also the international language for IATA as well. Pilots flying into France, generally communicate with Air Traffic in French only. Remember most of North Africa and parts of Middle East like Lebanon, were previously French colonies, hence why they speak French. Below from IATA.

:D well-done man, your video made some noise in Tunisia, it is becoming main subject on the local radio and tv shows. We Tunisians are really struggling with their bad service and corruption. I invite you to do it again well-done.

امسحها فيا خويا جوش 😂

Your laugh is like Anderson cooper from CNN 😂😂

Haven't flown Tunisair but I can tell you that being originally from the UK, the worst vacation we ever had was in Tunisia. It was disturbing to be honest and we were staying in a 5 star hotel. I will never go back there, the attitude of the young local males around the resort was frightening. Love your content by the way!!

To anyone who is scrolling through the comments, yes maybe this airline is not worth it (thank you for ur honest review tho) but u should take a look to discover the beautiful places of Tunisia. Honestly our country is unique here’s why: We have so many gorgeous beaches( you can even find some camels at the beach 🤗) Our tunisian sahara desert is so insane and breathtaking. Our historical sites are the best.( we really have a rich diverse history) Our food is so good and tasty (we don’t have harissa only haha we have Tajine, bambalouni, lablabi, mechouia salad and so much more!!!) Our country is full of culture, adventures and history.