Morocco is deploying a vast emergency plan to optimize the accessibility of travelers with disabilities . These new measures will be gradually extended to the airports of the kingdom, adapting meticulously to the specific features of each platform.
Ryanair has unveiled its summer 2026 program from Leeds Bradford, including a new route to Agadir. This major investment strengthens Morocco’s tourism appeal among travelers from northern England.
The Spanish airline Vueling is strengthening its connectivity with Morocco, designated as a priority market. New routes and increased frequencies are announced to Nador, Fez, Marrakech and Tangier.
The airline Volotea is consolidating its position as the leading operator at Strasbourg Airport by expanding its network to the south. The Spanish low-cost airline inaugurated, on the weekend of November 29 and 30, three new routes connecting the Alsatian capital, including one to the city of Agadir.
The Agadir-Geneva flight was proceeding normally for the 186 passengers. Suddenly, a medical emergency on board forces the plane to make an emergency landing. The crew announces a night at the hotel to wait, but what awaited them in the terminal was far from the promised...
The companies Jet Contractors and SGTM, two giants of the construction industry in Morocco, have just won the contracts for the modernization of the Marrakech Ménara and Agadir Al Massira airports, respectively, for a total value of more than 4.4 billion dirhams.
A multi-billion dirham investment has just been announced to modernize the airports of two Moroccan tourist cities. The objective is to double, and even triple, their capacity to accommodate the influx of travelers.
Celebrities from around the world continue to flock to Morocco. The latest to set foot on Moroccan soil is Gianni Infantino, President of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA).
For a flight that was supposed to last three hours, the passengers of a Ryanair flight from Bergamo to Marrakech were only able to reach their destination after an eleven-hour delay.
The bad weather prevented a plane from the Mohammed V airport in Casablanca from landing at the Hassan I airport in the city of Laâyoune.
Transavia will launch new routes to Morocco, including one from Montpellier-Méditerranée airport next winter, as part of the renewal of its partnership contract with the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT).