The Nador-El Aroui airport now has a new terminal. This state-of-the-art infrastructure was commissioned on Friday, coinciding with the return of Moroccans living abroad (MREs) to the kingdom for Eid Al Adha.
The Marrakech-Ménara international airport has recently received its "Airport Health Accreditation" (AHA) health certification awarded by the Airports Council International (ACI). In addition, 14 other airports in the kingdom have also received their health accreditation, thus confirming the safety of Morocco’s airports.
Some 195,547 passengers traveled through 1,857 flights to and from Morocco, during the week of June 15 to 21, said the National Airports Office (ONDA), which ranks the airports of the kingdom according to passenger flow, slightly down compared to 2019.
The pressure does not let up on the Royal Air Maroc booking platforms. The additional flights launched on Monday morning from Europe were sold out in just a few hours.
The airline Binter resumes this Monday, June 21, the flights connecting the Canary Islands to Agadir airport, after several months of suspension due to the health crisis.
The management of RAM assures that the exceptional rates offered during this summer period concern all passengers (excluding business class) traveling to Morocco from abroad.
Royal Air Maroc announces urgent measures to address the saturation of flights between Morocco and four European countries. Additional lines will be created to meet the flow of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) wishing to return to Morocco.
The Fès-Saïss airport resumed its activities on Wednesday as part of the resumption of flights to and from Morocco. This first day of activity saw no less than 24 international flights (departures and arrivals) serving Moroccans living abroad.
More details are known about the arrangements made for the quarantine of travelers entering Morocco from countries on the B list. A total of 17 cities have been selected for this purpose by the Moroccan authorities.
The ambiguity is definitively lifted on the issue of reducing airline ticket prices. The Gulf countries are indeed concerned by this measure, say the Moroccan authorities.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) , facing a strong influx during this resumption of flights to and from the Kingdom, is offering alternatives and benefits, including the refund of certain tickets, particularly those purchased before June 13.
All the signals are green to ensure fluidity and a healthy environment for all users and staff of Moroccan airports. This is the assurance given by the National Airports Office (ONDA), which has put in place a recovery plan, called "Sky-Restart", as part of the resumption, starting Tuesday, June 15, of international flights to and from the kingdom.