Facing the global kerosene crisis, airfare prices to Morocco risk skyrocketing. Travelers, particularly MREs, are urged to book their flights quickly to avoid this inevitable increase.
Facing an explosion in jet fuel prices linked to Middle East tensions, Royal Air Maroc plans to eliminate several air routes. This scaling back targets mainly unprofitable flights and directly threatens national tourism.
Royal Air Maroc is receiving a new Boeing 737 MAX this Sunday. This delivery is part of an accelerated development plan aimed at expanding its network and reaching a record fleet volume by the end of the decade.
Despite the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, the Ministry of Transport and Logistics assures that the supply of kerosene remains stable. The authorities rule out any exceptional measures for air and maritime navigation in the Kingdom.
While the skies of the Middle East remain obstructed by the clouds of the crisis, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) seems for the time being to be maintaining its financial course. Despite the prolonged suspension of its flights to the Gulf hubs and a soaring energy bill, the national airline is limiting the damage, where its regional competitors are sinking into the red.
The Minister of Transport, Abdessamad Kayouh, detailed to Parliament the development strategy of Royal Air Maroc . This plan aims to renew the fleet and optimize services to strengthen its international competitiveness.
The Ministry of Transport justified, before the House of Representatives, the surge in Royal Air Maroc ticket prices due to market forces, while outlining the overall overhaul of its fleet and services.
The expansion of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) connections and a recent Arab-Brazilian tourism agreement are transforming Brazil into a destination of choice for the Arab market. This dynamic is ideally positioning Casablanca as an essential hub connecting Latin America to Africa, Europe, and the Middle East.
A Royal Air Maroc flight bound for New York made an emergency turnaround, about thirty minutes after taking off from Mohammed V Airport. This maneuver follows the unexpected death of a passenger on board.
Royal Air Maroc has inaugurated a new direct air route connecting Brussels-Zaventem Airport to Tétouan. Operated on Mondays and Fridays at 12:15 pm, this connection aims to strengthen the connectivity of the northern region of the Kingdom of Morocco.
To enhance the appeal of the "Moroccan Riviera", Royal Air Maroc is launching a direct connection between Paris and Tétouan. This new offering is part of a broader strategy aimed at attracting up to 30 million tourists.
Qatar Airways is named the world’s best airline in 2026. This ranking, focused on the quality of the passenger experience rather than on safety, also highlights the absence of Royal Air Maroc from the global Top 100.