Following the improvement of relations between Tel Aviv and Rabat in recent months, the Israeli company Israir announced on Tuesday the start of marketing flights Tel Aviv - Marrakech on July 19.
The Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) will resume service in June. The national airline has put them back into its booking system for flights to France and Spain.
The delay accumulated by some European countries in their vaccination campaigns is likely to be detrimental to the economic recovery, and particularly to the tourism sector in Morocco.
In Morocco, exports in the automotive sector are strongly increasing in the first quarter of 2021, reaching 38.9% for a gain of 22.6 billion dirhams. These figures show a clear progression compared to the same period in 2020, according to the Office of Foreign Exchange.
The object of all desires, the Bombardier Morocco site has fallen into the hands of the American industrial group Spirit Aerosystems, which wants to make it a great opportunity to develop its network in Morocco.
The National Airports Office of Morocco (ONDA) plans to embark on the construction and operation of a storage, dismantling and recycling center for decommissioned aircraft.
A plane from Morocco flew over Senegalese military zones in Ziguinchor, a city in the south of the country, without authorization. Is this a spying operation?
For several weeks, Morocco has suspended air links with several countries, including Germany, Italy, Algeria, and Egypt. This measure, aimed at further securing the borders of the kingdom in the face of new variants of Covid-19, is having a negative impact on air traffic, much to the dismay of tourism professionals.
The Minister of Industry, Trade and Green and Digital Economy, Moulay Hafid Elalamy, assured on Tuesday that the Moroccan aeronautics sector will emerge "stronger" from the Covid-19 health crisis.
The Moroccan aerospace industry has not escaped the consequences of the health crisis due to the coronavirus. However, the players in the sector have faith in the future.
The aircraft and helicopter parts manufacturer, "Le Piston français" (LPF) has set up shop in Morocco . This factory will produce high-tech mechanical parts for the aerospace industry.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has called on CPaT Global, the world’s leading provider of distance learning for the air and aerospace sector based in Spring, Texas (United States), to train its pilots. A distance learning contract has been signed between the two parties.