Grounded since March 2019, after two crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia, the two Boeing 737 Max aircraft of Royal Air Maroc could fly again. Pending the agreement of the European Union, the Federal Aviation Administration in the United States has already given the green light for the resumption of flights of these models from the aircraft manufacturer.
Air Arabia Maroc is launching a new route, starting December 16 from Mohammed VI Airport in Casablanca to Malaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol.
Royal Air Maroc is preparing to launch four new routes connecting Tangier to four European cities starting December 11.
The free modification of bookings continues for all customers who book between December 2020 and January 2021, Ryanair has announced.
The airline Air Arabia Maroc wants to launch a new domestic route starting Monday, December 21. It will connect the Guelmim-Oued Noun region and Casablanca.
Many changes are planned in the flight schedule of the airline Transavia. Several routes between Morocco and France will be modified as of this week.
After several months of waiting, Royal Air Maroc will increase its capital by 3.4 billion DH thanks to contributions from the State and the Hassan II Foundation (the two majority shareholders who hold 98% of the shares). The subscription opening is scheduled for the period from November 20 to December 20.
The revival of medical tourism in Morocco must involve the implementation of a quality strategy in order to enhance the image of the Kingdom internationally. This is the conclusion of a policy paper published by the Moroccan Institute of Strategic Intelligence (IMIS).
The pilots of Royal Air Maroc , gathered within the Moroccan Association of Airline Pilots (AMPL), will be informed of their fate on November 25 next, in the case that opposes them to the national carrier. This is what the court of first instance of Casablanca has decided, adjourning the case for a reserved judgment.
The airline Tui Fly wants to resume its flights from Morocco to France and Belgium, after 7 months of interruption due to the health crisis caused by the coronavirus. This operation, which started on November 12, will continue until December 10, 2020.
Despite the resurgence of new infections, some Royal Air Maroc passengers are reluctant to comply with the restrictive measures enacted by the health authorities and the National Airports Office to counter Covid-19 . A passenger who experienced this ordeal recounts his experience on a flight between Casablanca and Laâyoune.
Royal Air Maroc wants to comply with the new entry requirements on French territory. The Moroccan airline has reminded its passengers of this new document necessary before any boarding.