French Air Traffic Controller Strike Disrupts Royal Air Maroc Flights
A strike by air traffic controllers in France this Friday, September 16 could have repercussions on the airline Royal Air Maroc. It is advisable to stay informed in order not to have any unpleasant surprises upon arrival.
"Due to the air traffic controller strike planned for September 16, 2022 at French airports, our flight schedule to/from France has been modified," the national airline wrote on its Twitter account.
This strike concerns the majority of French airports, Royal Air Maroc specifies, which asks its customers to visit the website and update their contact information.
Here is the message written on the RAM website:
Last-minute delays and cancellations cannot be ruled out.
Royal Air Maroc has updated its flight schedule in accordance with the requirement of the French Directorate General of Civil Aviation, and customers affected by canceled or modified flights will be notified individually by SMS and email if their contact information was provided at the time of booking.
To update your contact information and check the status of flights, visit the "Manage Booking" section on our page: https://www.royalairmaroc.com/ma-fr/gerer-ma-reservation.
Free rebooking solutions will be offered to them, however for passengers who do not wish to travel on the rerouted flights made available to them, Royal Air Maroc is assisting its Customers by offering the following provisions:
• One free change, subject to availability, to and from the same destination or another destination on the RAM network in the same geographic area (Europe) as the destination of the canceled flight for a new travel date within 15 days of the initial flight date.
Or,
• Refund of the ticket in the original payment method.
Royal Air Maroc apologizes for the inconvenience.
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