Morocco World Cup 2026 Boston flights special air bridge
After Morocco’s qualification for the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup, Royal Air Maroc is setting up an exceptional air bridge to Boston. Twelve special flights will be scheduled from Casablanca to allow supporters to attend the clash on July 9.
Royal Air Maroc is mobilizing for the supporters of the Atlas Lions. After Morocco’s qualification for the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup, the national airline announced the implementation of 12 special flights between Casablanca and Boston.
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The objective is clear: to allow as many Moroccan supporters as possible to reach the United States to attend the quarter-final scheduled for July 9. Morocco will play for a place in the semi-finals, in a meeting already highly anticipated.
For this exceptional operation, Royal Air Maroc plans to mobilize large aircraft. The total announced capacity reaches 3,600 seats, entirely intended for supporters wishing to travel from Casablanca.
The airline, official carrier of the national team, explains that it has activated its technical and logistical resources to meet the enthusiasm generated by the Atlas Lions’ performance in this World Cup.
A single fare for supporters
Tickets will be offered at a single fare of 10,000 dirhams round trip in economy class. They will be sold on a fixed date and will be neither changeable nor refundable.
This formula aims to quickly organize the supporters’ trip, in a context of high demand around the quarter-final. Seats will be put on sale at Royal Air Maroc’s commercial agencies in Morocco, as well as on the airline’s dedicated platform.
This air bridge recalls the major arrangements put in place during major events of the Atlas Lions. At each important stage, the presence of Moroccan supporters in the stands becomes a strong element of the national team’s journey.
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In Boston, Morocco will be able to count on support coming directly from the Kingdom. For supporters, these special flights offer a rare opportunity: to accompany the Atlas Lions in a match that could open the door to a new historic page in Moroccan football.
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