Royal Air Maroc World Cup 2026 Monterrey Direct Flights
Royal Air Maroc launches an exceptional air service to Monterrey for the Round of 16 of the Atlas Lions on June 29, 2026. Access to Mexican territory is facilitated for holders of a Schengen or American visa.
Tickets for this unprecedented route have been on sale since Thursday at 6 p.m. via the dedicated portal and the airline’s commercial agencies. The round-trip journey in economy class is priced at 10,000 dirhams, with no possibility of modification or refund. Regarding formalities, passengers must present a valid Mexican visa. Nevertheless, travelers with a valid document issued by the Schengen area, the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom are automatically authorized to board and enter Mexico.
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On the logistics side, this air bridge mobilizes twelve direct flights, unlocking a total capacity of over 3,000 seats. Six departures will fly from Casablanca between Saturday and Monday, complemented by six returns scheduled from Tuesday to Thursday. Each flight will last approximately eleven hours and will be operated aboard latest-generation wide-body aircraft. This is a historic first for the national carrier, which had never previously operated commercial flights to the city of Monterrey or to Mexico in general.
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This express logistics directly follows the recent qualification of the national football team. Hamid Addou, the Chief Executive Officer of the company, explains the initiative: "The airline immediately mobilized to establish, within particularly tight deadlines, an exceptional service meeting the expectations of Moroccan supporters wishing to accompany their team to Mexico." A responsiveness that continues the flights already chartered for the three first-round matches.
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