Royal Air Maroc Suspends 6 African Routes May 2026

This measure temporarily paralyzes travel to Bangui, Brazzaville, Douala, Kinshasa, Libreville and Yaoundé. The Moroccan carrier is freezing several of its services from May 24. Among them, the direct connection to Libreville, normally operated four times per week, is suspended until June 9. The Casablanca – Brazzaville – Kinshasa route, which benefited from three weekly rotations, faces an even longer disruption as it will not resume service until the end of the month, June 30.

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The rest of the affected schedule focuses on routes involving Cameroon and the Central African Republic, all operating at two flights per week. The loop connecting Casablanca, Douala and Bangui is suspended from May 27 to June 10.

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The pattern is identical for the two itineraries serving both Yaoundé and Douala. Whether the aircraft lands first in the capital or in Cameroon’s economic center, these connections departing from Morocco remain grounded until June 9 and 10.