Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced on Thursday the launch of 11 new routes within the kingdom and to major European cities to meet the strong demand this summer. In total, 1,400 additional flights have been scheduled.
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has issued a warning about its flights. It indicates that it plans to automatically cancel the return flight for any missed outbound flight.
Tourism activity is gradually resuming in Marrakech , after months of cessation due to the health crisis. The city is welcoming more and more tourists since the reopening, in mid-July, of air borders and the resumption of international flights.
The airline Iberia has resumed its flights with Morocco, after the reopening of borders on June 15. For this resumption, the Madrid-Marrakech and to Casablanca and Tangier routes are offered.
Rennes Airport is offering a flight to Morocco as part of its summer 2021 program. In charge, the airline [Air Arabia Morocco].
The Lufthansa Group is preparing to launch a new leisure airline called Eurowings Discover. The latter is already considering operating flights to Morocco.
The low-cost airline EasyJet has resumed its air links to Morocco from France on June 15, the date marking the reopening of Moroccan airspace. The airline has taken a series of measures to facilitate travel for its customers.
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) launched a new Dakhla-Paris connection on Friday, June 18, with a frequency of two flights per week.
The resumption of air links to and from Morocco has been effective this Tuesday, June 15. The first flights are landing at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca. Many Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) have returned to the kingdom, very happy.
An indescribable crowd was observed on Boulevard Émile Jacqmain in front of the Royal Air Maroc (RAM) agency in Brussels on Tuesday, June 15, the day marking the gradual resumption of air links to and from Morocco. The police had to intervene.
While many Royal Air Maroc (RAM) customers complain about the difficulty in booking flights at reduced and fixed rates, the national airline is trying to reassure its customers.
Lille airport has decided to resume its flights to Morocco starting Wednesday, June 16, the day after the reopening of Moroccan airspace. In total, seven Moroccan cities, including two new ones ( Fès and Tanger ), will be served. The airline Tui is in charge.