Due to strong union mobilization, Charleroi Airport announces the cancellation of all its flights on Tuesday, May 12. A complete shutdown that disrupts the travel plans of many passengers, including those heading to Morocco.
Facing the complexity of new European border rules, Moroccan international road transporters are announcing a twenty-four-hour strike on May 5. This protest movement will particularly target the critical flows at the Port of Tanger Med.
Faced with skyrocketing tuition fees resulting from budget cuts by the French state, parents of students at high schools in Rabat and Tangier are mobilizing. They are turning to the courts to denounce a system that has become financially out of reach.
Belgian aviation unions have filed a national strike notice with immediate effect. This labor movement, born from a legal quandary over retirement age, risks causing the cancellation of numerous flights, particularly those to Morocco.
Nearly 200 travelers bound for Marrakech were left stranded at Vatry airport. Due to insufficient security personnel to conduct mandatory checks, their plane departed without them, sparking outrage among customers.
The Renault production site in Tangier is in crisis. The union has frozen its relations with management following the failure of wage negotiations, paving the way for future protest actions.
Despite international tensions and a national strike in March, Brussels Airport attracted more than 1.7 million passengers. Morocco confirms its success and remains in the top 10 most visited countries.
Faced with the relocation of their production to Morocco , the 131 employees of the French Lisi automotive plant are on strike. As the final closure approaches, these workers denounce the dismissal compensation deemed derisory.
Air traffic departing from Belgium will be paralyzed this Thursday, March 12 due to a national demonstration. This social movement is leading to the systematic cancellation of takeoffs, seriously disrupting the many passengers departing for Morocco.
Royal Air Maroc announces the cancellation of its flights to Brussels scheduled for this Thursday, March 12, due to a general strike in Belgium. The national airline is implementing flexibility measures for its passengers, including free rebooking or refunds.
The National Body of Adouls has announced the complete suspension of all services across the kingdom. This decision marks a new stage in the escalation of the protest, following an initial strike already observed during February.
The air traffic between Belgium and Morocco risks a total shutdown on Thursday, 12 March. A nationwide general strike could force Brussels-Zaventem Airport to cancel all departing flights for 24 hours.