
Morocco Expands Aerospace Industry with Strategic Investments and Skilled Workforce
For 25 years, Morocco has been working to establish itself in global aerospace subcontracting. What strategy has it defined to achieve its goal?

For 25 years, Morocco has been working to establish itself in global aerospace subcontracting. What strategy has it defined to achieve its goal?

In Morocco, the airline Air Arabia has renewed its commercial agreement with Swissport, the Swiss leader in the aeronautical services market.

After a pause in 2021, recruitment has resumed in Morocco at American Spirit Aerosystems, a world leader in the manufacture of aerostructures for civil and military aviation. Dozens of people have already been hired.

In Morocco, many dysfunctions have been identified in the airports. A parliamentary inquiry commission could soon be set up to thoroughly examine all the projects led by the National Airports Office (ONDA).

A Moroccan airport is in the top 3 of the most beautiful in the world. This is the result of the ranking of a French newspaper.

The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has decided to change the schedules of its flights. This decision follows the announcement of the switch to GMT time in Morocco.

The 25 American F-16 VIPER combat aircraft manufactured by the American group Lockheed Martin are about to be delivered to Morocco.

Morocco has unveiled its new ambitions for the aviation and tourism sectors in 2023. This was during the Connect 2023, held in Tangier until February 24.

Big disappointment for passengers on a Marrakech-Limoges flight. Leaving the ochre city on Thursday, the passengers arrived in the French city the next morning, with a 12-hour delay.

Morocco is in the top 5 of the destinations that are a hit at Marseille Provence Airport (AMP). The latter has regained 90% of its 2019 traffic at the end of 2022.

Morocco has decided to expand its space capabilities. In this sense, it will soon launch additional observation satellites.

This weekend, 152 flights (76 round-trip flights), including those serving Morocco, are being canceled at Charleroi-Brussels-South airport, Ryanair’s base and Belgium’s second busiest airport for passenger traffic. The reason is a strike by the low-cost Irish airline’s cabin crew.