As part of the resumption of flights to and from Morocco starting June 15, the airports of the kingdom are sounding the mobilization of human and material resources to welcome passengers, in strict compliance with health measures. This resumption, which coincides with the summer season, is an opportunity for tourism and many other sectors.
King Mohammed VI has ordered all players in the air and maritime transport sector to charge reasonable prices in order to facilitate the return of Moroccans residing abroad.
The easing measures adopted will be updated every two weeks, the Head of Government, Saad Dine El Otmani, said on Thursday, stressing the need to adopt a gradual and assured easing process.
The resumption of flights to and from Morocco starting June 15 concerns all airlines, said the director of public diplomacy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Airlines are trying to reassure passengers regarding flights to Morocco. They are all awaiting a clear decision from the government to officially confirm the flights already planned.
Morocco now imposes a quarantine on its citizens, even vaccinated, returning from abroad after an authorized trip. This lasts ten days in one of the hotel facilities designated by the authorities.
International flights to and from Morocco should resume as of June 15, according to sources close to the Moroccan authorities.
Following the recent easing of restrictions and in view of the upcoming summer season, many Moroccans are wondering about the reopening of the kingdom’s borders. The scientific committee is still conducting some studies to ensure that the efforts made so far are not canceled.
While the Coronavirus virus is somewhat under control in Morocco, the reopening of borders remains uncertain. Even for this summer, the authorities remain cautious.
The airline ASL Airlines has planned special flights between Oujda and Paris. These flights are scheduled to start on June 5.
Decided by the National Airports Office at the beginning of the month, domestic flights have been processed since this Friday, May 21 at the level of terminal 1 of Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca.
Royal Air Maroc should launch next month two new routes to Barcelona, departing from Nador and Marrakech. All the airline is waiting for is the lifting, on June 10, of the state of emergency imposed due to the health crisis.