Terminal 1 of Fès-Saïs airport has been welcoming domestic flight passengers since November 4. This measure to separate the flows between domestic and international flight passengers aims to meet the requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and to streamline traffic at terminal 2, dedicated to international flights.
Great potential for the aerospace sector in Morocco . The sector currently hosts 140 companies, and will have 220 within 11 years.
Six new routes between Lyon, Nantes, Nice and Toulouse, and Morocco have been inaugurated by the airline EasyJet . However, this launch will be disrupted at the end of the year due to the strike of the Union of Flight Attendants and Stewards.
Having just taken off, the Royal Air Maroc (RAM) flight AT 554 from Lagos to Casablanca made an emergency landing at Murtala Mohammed Airport in Nigeria...
A British Airways (BA) flight from London Gatwick to Marrakech made an emergency landing at Porto Airport in Portugal on Thursday, October 17. And for good reason...
The Space camp is welcoming twelve Moroccan students from the Ecole Hassania des Travaux publics. These candidates, who will discover the professions of space and the NASA space shuttle, will be able to become familiar with this field and gain experience for the Kingdom.
Successful launch of three "university nanosatellites", including a Moroccan satellite. The announcement was made by the British foundation, KSF Space, which was delighted with this scientific achievement.
A new route between Marrakech and Zaragoza will be launched in the spring by the low-cost airline Ryanair. This offer is in addition to flights to Paris-Beauvais.
Following the publication by Reuters suggesting the cancellation of the order for two Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, Royal Air Maroc has provided a formal denial.
Morocco would need at least 260 new aircraft by 2038 to cope with the growth of travelers in its airports. This is what the Director of Marketing for Airbus Africa and the Middle East, Bertrand Lestime, has just declared.
Royal Air Maroc has abandoned the acquisition of two additional new Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
The baggage handlers at Mohammed V Airport launched a 24-hour renewable strike on Tuesday, October 1, in an attempt to make themselves heard.