Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has gone all out to successfully carry out the exceptional program of its special flights in and out of Morocco. The national airline has, above all, complied with the conditions imposed by the government as part of the authorization of air and sea travel between the Kingdom and the rest of the world.
While awaiting the resumption of its activities, the national airline of Saudi Arabia "Saudia" has developed a preliminary flight program that includes Morocco. The launch of this program is scheduled for the period from August 1 to October 24, 2020.
Despite the restrictions related to rail links to and from Tangier, the national low-cost airline Air Arabia has always maintained its air links.
After announcing the resumption of its regular international flights, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has again revised its plan to resume regular flights. Pending the lifting of border restrictions scheduled for August 10, the international service of the airline could relaunch these flights as early as August 11.
Faced with strong demand on domestic routes, Royal Air Maroc has decided to increase its Casablanca-Dakhla and Casablanca-Laâyoune frequencies.
Authorized to reopen, airports are implementing health measures in accordance with the provisions established by the competent authorities. This is the case of Moulay Ali Chérif Airport in Errachidia.
After more than three months of closure, the borders will be partially opened to allow travel. Good news for Royal Air Maroc (RAM) which is setting up a special flight program starting July 15.
Moroccan and foreign resident passengers wishing to travel to Morocco can now board the Turkish airline. This is because Turkish Airlines has added dates to serve the Kingdom during the July-August period.
Faced with the deadlock of the European Commission to reimburse cancelled flights, the UFC and the National Association for the Defense of Consumers and Users (CLCV) filed an appeal on July 6 before the Council of State against the order of March 25 which authorized vouchers, redeemable in cash only after 18 months of non-use.
The airline Air Arabia is operating its domestic flights in Morocco again, in strict compliance with coronavirus prevention measures.
Royal Air Maroc plans to increase the number of frequencies and destinations served starting July 6. The company made this known through a press release on Wednesday, which emphasizes the restored destinations, flight frequencies, and the security standards put in place.
A few days after the resumption of its activities, the low-cost airline Ryanair has decided to step up a gear. It plans to operate up to 1,000 daily flights on 90% of its network, including Morocco, starting this month.