Royal Air Maroc Central Africa Flights Suspended Until September 2026

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Royal Air Maroc Central Africa Flights Suspended Until September 2026

Royal Air Maroc extends the suspension of several routes to Central Africa. Flights connecting Casablanca to Kinshasa, Brazzaville, Douala, Bangui and Yaoundé will not resume before September 2026, at the earliest.

The Moroccan airline has once again modified its flight schedule to Central Africa. According to AeroRoutes, several routes will remain suspended throughout August, with provisional resumptions staggered between September 1st and 6th.

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The Casablanca-Douala-Bangui-Casablanca route could resume from September 1st. Rotations via Brazzaville and Kinshasa, as well as those connecting Yaoundé and Douala, are announced at the earliest from September 2nd.

Resumptions still very uncertain

The direct Casablanca-Kinshasa flight is only expected to resume on September 6th. The Casablanca-Douala-Yaoundé-Casablanca and Casablanca-Kinshasa-Brazzaville-Casablanca routes are provisionally scheduled from September 4th.

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These dates remain indicative, however. Further changes are still possible, warns the specialized source. Affected passengers must therefore verify their reservation and Royal Air Maroc’s updated schedule before departure.