
Morocco Delays Flight Ban from France to Sunday, Citing Repatriation Efforts
The suspension of flights to France takes effect on Friday, while those from France will be suspended from November 28.

The suspension of flights to France takes effect on Friday, while those from France will be suspended from November 28.

Air Arabia has just announced the launch of a direct flight connecting Fez to Istanbul airport. The airline offers free Covid-19 insurance coverage for its passengers.

Easyjet has announced the suspension of its flights between France and Morocco from November 25 to 30, 2021. Here are the reasons.

Royal Air Maroc announced on Monday that it is now part of the prestigious Oneworld network, which brings together the world’s leading airlines known for their quality services and benefits.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) will launch a new air route connecting Casablanca to Tel Aviv starting December 12. Three flights per week will be operated initially.

About 15 million travelers will set foot on Moroccan soil in 2022, according to forecasts communicated by the National Airports Office (ONDA).

As of December 19, Royal Air Maroc will launch direct flights between Casablanca and Dubai. The launch cost of tickets is set at 4,500 DH (including tax) for a round trip in economy class.

The airline EasyJet has decided to reopen the air route connecting Essaouira to the French city of Bordeaux. A first flight was operated on Sunday.

The airline Brussels Airlines has added the destinations of Tangier, Marrakech and Nador to its wide range of choices for travelers in search of sunny holidays.

After a mixed summer season, Brussels Airlines is seeing an increase in demand for the Morocco destination in the coming months. The airline wants to meet this demand by offering flights to Marrakech from October.

Following the closure of the Algerian airspace to civilian and military aircraft, Royal Air Maroc announces that about 15 flights per week to Tunisia, Turkey and Egypt will be rearranged.

From June 15 to August 31, 2021, Morocco’s airports recorded a volume of international commercial traffic of 3.5 million passengers. This volume represents a recovery rate of 65% compared to the same period in 2019.