
French Airlines Reroute African Flights Through Morocco, Bypassing Algeria
Flights operated by French airlines to Africa now pass through Moroccan airspace. Algerian airspace, once preferred, is thus being sidelined.

Flights operated by French airlines to Africa now pass through Moroccan airspace. Algerian airspace, once preferred, is thus being sidelined.

Although it had threatened to leave the Marne runways on March 31, the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair continues to operate flights between Marrakech and Vatry. But nothing indicates that it is completely giving up the idea of leaving.

The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has parted ways with a Russian trainee pilot due to the publication of the Polisario flag on his Instagram account.

Air Europa is restoring its air links to North Africa by launching weekly flights between Madrid-Barajas airport and the cities of Marrakech and Tunis.

As a result of the increase in the air ticket tax in France, Ryanair has threatened to cancel several flights in the country, including some to Morocco. This is the case, for example, of Perpignan.

While it had announced last month the cancellation of its lines to Vatry airport (Marne) from Porto (Portugal) and Marrakech (Morocco), Ryanair continued to serve XCR Airport.

The British low-cost airline Easyjet is celebrating the opening of a new base at London Southend Airport with a range of delicacies including the Moroccan signature dish, the tajine.

The Dutch low-cost airline Transavia has decided to launch three new routes, including one to Morocco from Nantes-Atlantique airport.

The closure by the British low-cost Easyjet of its Toulouse-Blagnac base results in the cancellation of a flight to Morocco and nine others to other destinations.

After ten months of activity, the airline Ryanair has decided to cancel the line between Ouarzazate and Tangier, launched only last May.

The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and China Southern Airlines agree to strengthen air connectivity between Africa and China.

The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair unveils the ambitions it intends to achieve in Morocco by 2030, the year when the kingdom will co-host the 2030 World Cup with Spain and Portugal.