This is the Tunisia category
• Latest liveries first
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TS-IMX
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2024-
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Special decals for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Qatar 2022 - Official Carrier
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TS-IMX
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2022-23
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Tunisair again supported the Tunisian National Football Team for the 2022 World Cup held in Qatar. The team is nicknamed the Eagles of Carthage. Two aircraft sported different decals, with TS-IMX showing an eagle as a background. Note the players were different on the two sides. TS-IMZ carried a similar yet different design (see separately).
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TS-IOP
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2018-21
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On the occasion of its 70th anniversary, Tunisair unveiled 737 TS-IOP "El Jem" in a 1950s retro scheme. The livery itself is a red variation of the Air France scheme of the times. The aircraft was unveiled in Tunis on December 11, 2018.
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TS-IFM
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2018-22
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TS-IFN
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2018-23
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TS-IMW
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2018-
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Tunisair added decals for its 70th anniversary, with the above three aircraft receiving large "70" stickers aft of the wing while the rest of the fleet only got smaller decals (located in various positions). A retro livery was unveiled on 736 TS-IOP on the occasion.
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Carthage Eagles - Tunisia Les Aigles de Carthage - Tunisie
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Russia 2018 - Official Carrier Transporteur Officiel
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TS-IML
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2018-19
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TS-IMP
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2018-19
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Tunisair supported the National Football Team for the 2018 World Cup held in Russia. The team is nicknamed the Eagles of Carthage. Note the lack of titles in Arabic for the first time as the port side showed titles in English and the starboard side titles in French. Note TS-IML had additionnal Tunisia titles. Both aircraft were withdrawn from service in late 2019.
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Carthage Eagles Les Aigles de Carthage
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Official Carrier Transporteur officiel
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TS-IEF
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2013
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These short-lived stickers were added on the left side only of TS-IEF while Tunisia was trying to qualify for the 2014 World Cup, which did not happen in the end.
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TS-IPA
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2008-09
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TS-IMI
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2008-09
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TS-IOL
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2008-09
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TS-IOQ
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2008-09
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TS-IOR
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2008-09
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TS-IOG
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2008-09
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TS-IOH
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2008-09
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TS-IOI
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2008-09
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TS-IOJ
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2008-09
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The 60th anniversary celebrations at Tunisair saw special decals extensively applied across the fleet; this second batch of aircraft kept the full standard tail.
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TS-IPB
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2008-09
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TS-IPC
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2008-09
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TS-IMB
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2008-09
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TS-IMC
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2008-09
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TS-IMD
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2008-09
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TS-IME
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2008-09
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TS-IMF
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2008-09
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TS-IMG
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2008-09
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The 60th anniversary celebrations at Tunisair saw special decals extensively applied across the fleet; in this first design the standard tail logo was cropped to give room to the stickers.
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Carthage Eagles Les Aigles de Carthage نسور قرطاج
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World Cup Germany 2006 كأس العالم 2006
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TS-LBC
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2006
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TS-LBA
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2006
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Tunisair & Tuninter unveiled special liveries to support Tunisia's National Team in the 2006 World Cup hosted in Germany. The team is nicknamed the Eagles of Carthage.
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Carthage Eagles Les Aigles de Carthage نسور قرطاج
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TS-IME
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2006
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TS-IMG
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2006
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In 2006 Tunisair & Tuninter unveiled special liveries to support Tunisia's National Team in the 2006 World Cup hosted in Germany. The team is nicknamed the Eagles of Carthage. Titles in French on the port side and in Arabic on the starboard side.
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WSIS Tunisia 2005 القمـة العالميـة لمجتمـع المعلومـات تونس 2005
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Official Carrier Transporteur officiel الناقل الرسمي
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TS-IPA
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2005-06
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TS-IPB
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2005-06
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TS-IPC
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2005-06
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TS-IMC
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2005-06
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TS-IMD
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2005-06
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TS-IME
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2005-06
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TS-IMG
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2005-06
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TS-IMI
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2005-06
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TS-IOI
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2005-06
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TS-IOJ
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2005-06
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The World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) was a two-phase UN-sponsored summit that took place in 2003 in Geneva and in 2005 in Tunis aiming to spread access to the Internet. Titles were in different languages on the two sides of the fuselages, with Arabic (AR), French (FR) and English (EN) represented.
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