
Air Arabia Maroc Flight Delay Sparks Passenger Outrage at Montpellier Airport
A delay of an Air Arabia Maroc flight to Fez has caused the anger of many passengers at Montpellier airport.

A delay of an Air Arabia Maroc flight to Fez has caused the anger of many passengers at Montpellier airport.

Despite the criticism of many Moroccans, the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair continues to charge high prices for domestic flights.

The airline Transavia France has decided to resume the Rennes-Marrakech route as part of its winter flight program.

Many flights between Morocco and France could be canceled on Thursday due to the air traffic controllers’ strike.

Air Arabia inaugurated its new base at Saniat R’mel Airport in Tetouan on Tuesday. The airline will operate 13 flights to five European destinations from this airport.

Munir El Kajoui, the goalkeeper of the Moroccan national football team, was unable to return to his club Al-Wehda from Spain on Sunday due to the cancellation of flights following the Iranian bombing on Israel.

The requirement imposed by Ryanair on Moroccan travelers to pay for domestic flight tickets in foreign currency and not in dirhams as required by the Ministry of Transport and Logistics continues to elicit reactions. In Parliament, the Haraki group calls on Minister Mohammed Abdeljalil to protect the rights of customers of the Irish low-cost airline.

After Marrakech, Volotea has announced the launch of a new route to Morocco. The airline will soon connect Lille to Agadir.

The American company United Airlines plans to launch a new route between Newark and Marrakech, but it must first wait for the end of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) security investigation.

While the Moroccan government is promoting domestic tourism through the launch of low-cost domestic flights, the fares charged by taxi drivers from the airports to the cities tend to undermine these efforts.

The airline Air Arabia Morocco is strengthening its air links between Rabat and Agadir, in order to meet the growing demand on the one hand, and to contribute to the development of domestic tourism, on the other hand.

The Ministry of Transport and Logistics has given a reminder to the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair about its commitments. Since March 31, the company has been operating domestic flights in Morocco in foreign currency and not in dirhams as required by the department of Mohammed Abdeljalil.