Royal Air Maroc resumed its domestic flights on June 25, 2020. Faced with too strong demand, the national airline has decided to shift into high gear with its flights connecting Casablanca to Dakhla and Laâyoune, going from 3 to 5 weekly flights, from July 5.
Royal Air Maroc resumed its commercial activities last Thursday, June 25, after more than three months of inactivity. Pending the opening of air borders, domestic flights have resumed with a well-defined schedule.
Closed for nearly 3 months, the airports authorized to open have already resumed their activities and are already welcoming passengers. Pending the reopening of the airspace, the Essaouira-Mogador international airport is gearing up for the resumption in compliance with the measures enacted to counter the coronavirus pandemic.
Domestic flights have resumed on June 25th, as announced at Mohammed V Airport. Royal Air Maroc has resumed its domestic flights, ensuring the connection to the city of Dakhla.
Like other airlines that have resumed their commercial activities, TUIfly is preparing for a restart. It has just announced the launch of several flights to Morocco.
Air transport is resuming its activities, particularly with domestic flights by Royal Air Maroc or Air Arabia. The new domestic routes authorized by the authorities are now known.
The British Ambassador to Rabat, Thomas Reilly, announced in a tweet that Morocco will proceed to open its borders from July 10 at the earliest.
The resumption of domestic flights is taking shape for Royal Air Maroc . The company announced the opening of its domestic flights starting next Wednesday, following the favorable opinion granted by the supervisory authorities.
The airline, Air Arabia , has announced the resumption of domestic air links from June 16. The flight schedule is now available on its website.
While the resumption of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) flights is imminent, some routes should be discontinued after the borders reopen.
International flights from Turkey are scheduled for June 10. For this resumption, 40 countries, including Morocco, will be served.
A few days after resuming its activities, American Airlines has reserved a surprise for its passengers and those of the national airline. It has integrated Royal Air Maroc into its "AAdvantage" loyalty program.