
EasyJet Expands Routes: New A321neo Flights to Marrakech from Milan Starting December
EasyJet’s Airbus A321neo aircraft will land in Marrakech next winter. In total, the aircraft will operate 2 flights per week, starting December 29, 2019.

EasyJet’s Airbus A321neo aircraft will land in Marrakech next winter. In total, the aircraft will operate 2 flights per week, starting December 29, 2019.

The British airline, EasyJet, will offer a new flight to Morocco as part of its winter season.

The airline EasyJet is preparing to open six new routes in Morocco, in order to connect Nice, Lyon and Nantes to the capital of the Strait.

"American Airlines" intends to launch five new intercontinental routes next summer. Among them, Philadelphia-Casablanca, a first for the airline that has not been interested in Africa until now.

The British airline, EasyJet, is preparing to launch the Agadir-Toulouse route next October. This new line will accompany the growth that the "Agadir" destination is experiencing.

The Kingdom’s Ambassador to Malaysia has expressed his desire to see a direct air link launched between Rabat and Kuala Lumpur. This could give a new impetus to the tourism sector in the two countries.

The low-cost airline, EasyJet , has just announced the upcoming launch of a new air link between the cities of Toulouse and Agadir. This flight will not be seasonal and should be offered all year round.

The city of Marrakech continues to attract airlines. Indeed, EasyJet has just announced the launch of a new route between Belfast Airport and the ochre city.

The city of Marrakech continues to attract international airlines. This is the case, for example, of Thomas Cook airlines which announces its second flight to Morocco.

Passengers missed their connection to Egypt, following the postponement of a flight from Agadir to Casablanca. Initially scheduled at 9:45 p.m., the flight was postponed by two hours by Royal Air Maroc , without taking the precaution of notifying the passengers.

The Moroccan airline, Royal Air Maroc , has just announced new flights, starting next fall. It is thus planned to serve Rotterdam and London-Gatwick, from Nador, Tangier and Rabat.

They will undoubtedly remember their plane journey from Marrakech for a long time. While the passengers were originally supposed to land in Bordeaux, they were diverted to Toulouse. Then began their ordeal: the wait and the "Ryanair" company, not to mention, leaving them for a good part of the night on site and without information...