ORYTUNEC261 Regulation1,500–3,500 km · Medium-haul

ORY

Paris

TUN

Tunis

Paris to Tunis
Flight Compensation

Paris to Tunis — connecting the French-Tunisian diaspora.

ORY–TUN is a high-demand route serving both leisure travellers and the large French-Tunisian community. Transavia France and Tunisair operate this route. EC261 applies to all ORY departures regardless of destination country.

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DGAC (Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile)
Last Updated: March 2026

€400

Max compensation (EC261 tier 2)

1,750 km

Route distance

2h 55m

Scheduled flight time

Max Compensation

€400

per passenger · ORY departures

1,500–3,500 km · Medium-haul

Average processing: 45 days

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01Route Intelligence

ORY–TUN sees peak demand during Ramadan and summer holidays. Average delay is 42 minutes.

Our Success Rate

72%

on ORYTUN claims

Average Payout

€365

per passenger

Peak Disruption Periods

July – August

Summer holiday peak for French-Tunisian community

Ramadan period

High demand, operational pressure

Key Legal Nuance on This Route

What Makes ORYTUN Claims Different

EC261 applies to ORY departures. Tunisia is not in the EU, but the regulation applies because the flight departs from France.

02Airlines on This Route

Who operates ORYTUN, their delay record, and how they resist claims.

Transavia France logo

Transavia France

TO
TO3701–TO37992× daily

Avg Delay

42min

Claim Success

72%

How TO Resists Claims on This Route

Transavia France may cite TUN airport handling issues — but these are foreseeable on a scheduled route.

03Disruption Causes & Legal Status

What actually causes delays on ORYTUN — and whether each is extraordinary under EC261.

TUN Ground Handling Delays

~30% of delays

Not extraordinary

Tunis-Carthage airport can experience ground handling delays during peak periods.

Foreseeable operational issues. Claim valid.

Late Inbound Aircraft

~40% of delays

Not extraordinary

Rotational delays from previous TUN–ORY flights.

Within carrier control. Claim valid.

04How We Handle ORYTUN Claims

1

You submit your flight details

2 minutes. Flight number, date, and what happened. We identify the operating carrier automatically — critical for codeshare routes.

2

We verify the ORYTUN specific cause

File with Transavia France citing EC261. The regulation applies because your flight departed from France.

3

Submission, escalation, and payment

Escalate to DGAC if rejected. French courts have jurisdiction.

Timeline: 6–10 weeks typical

05EC261 on ORYTUN

EC261 applies because ORY is a EU airport

Your departure airport (ORY, Paris) is in France. EC261 covers all flights departing EU airports, regardless of airline nationality or destination. The fact that your destination (TUN, Tunis) is in Tunisia does not change the applicable regulation.

Enforcement Body

DGAC (Direction Générale de l'Aviation Civile)

Claim Time Limit

5 years from flight date

06Frequently Asked Questions

Real questions from passengers who flew ORYTUN.

Does EC261 apply on Paris–Tunis flights?

Yes. EC261 applies to all flights departing from EU airports, regardless of destination. Your ORY–TUN flight is fully covered by EC261.

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