More than two months after the suspension of its activities due to the coronavirus, Emirates Airlines has resumed its connections with certain countries in Europe, America and Australia. This company, based in Dubai, has now associated a dozen Arab countries with its passenger flight program, including Morocco .
Restrictions on international travel are forcing airlines to revise their planned schedules for the summer season. The inaugural flight planned between Philadelphia and Casablanca, next summer, has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Brussels Airlines will no longer serve Marrakech and other destinations by 2022. This is the decision made by the company, which announced on Tuesday, May 12, the reduction of its activities by a quarter.
The French airline, after resuming its activities, has planned flights to Africa. While its network in Africa should open up more widely next month, after the lifting of travel restrictions, Morocco will not be able to welcome any flights from this company.
Long silent, the CEO of Royal Air Maroc, Abdelhamid Addou, has taken stock of the company and presented the rescue plan, which will have to rigorously go through a policy of austerity.
There will be no flights between Morocco and the United Kingdom before July 15. This is the announcement made by Air arabia, which regularly operated the routes between the two countries, before the suspension of flights.
The Hungarian low-cost airline, Wizz Air, is preparing to launch, in the very near future, new routes to summer destinations in Morocco , Portugal and Greece.
Before Morocco’s decision to suspend, until further notice, all international passenger flights to and from its territory, foreigners and Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) were able to leave the country. This was through five exceptional flights that departed on Saturday from Tangier Ibn Battouta airport.
Faced with the spread of coronavirus on its territory, Morocco is taking the bull by the horns. It is moving from the suspension of air links with 21 countries to the suspension of all international flights to and from the kingdom.
Morocco and Algeria have just suspended their air links due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Canary Islands airline, Binter, is launching a new link connecting the airports of Gran Canaria and the city of Guelmim. The announcement was made on Wednesday.
In view of the evolution of the coronavirus pandemic in Europe, Morocco is suspending all maritime and air links with France. Until further notice, there will be no passenger transport to and from France.