Ryanair has launched an appeal to its Moroccan and other nationalities customers whose flights were canceled during the period from March to June 2020 due to travel restrictions related to the coronavirus and who have not yet received their refund to contact the OTA customer service.
Faced with the impact of the health crisis on EasyJet, the company’s management is developing an optimization plan for the network that provides for the elimination of a third of British jobs and the closure of two bases in London and Newcastle. Will the links to Morocco be suspended?
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has not yet honored its promise to distribute new tickets to its customers whose flights had been suspended after the entry into force of the state of health emergency and confinement.
Transavia and other airlines will operate flights from Paris-Orly airport, which reopened on Friday, June 26, 2020, to several destinations including Morocco.
The Marrakech-Menara international airport has already taken all the necessary steps for the resumption of air traffic and the reception of passengers in strict compliance with the procedures put in place by the National Airports Office (ONDA).
The airline Air Arabia Morocco will operate flights to France again from July 11. It is one of the airlines selected by Montpellier-Méditerranée airport as part of its flight program for the months of July and August.
The airline Air Arabia Morocco is preparing to gradually resume the domestic flight program starting June 25.
Ryanair announces the resumption of its flights to Morocco. In total, the low-cost airline wants to relaunch 36 routes from Marseille-Provence airport starting June 21 to France and from July 1 to Europe and the kingdom.
Like other airlines, Ryanair was also heavily impacted by the coronavirus crisis. Now operational, it has relaunched several of its routes, including 7 to Morocco.
Like many airlines, Qatar Airways will resume its flights to Morocco on July 15.
Transavia France and other airlines will operate direct flights to 60 destinations including Morocco and from 15 countries in July and August. This is the proposal made by Nantes-Atlantique airport.
The National Airports Office (ONDA) announces, in a video, the imminent resumption of airport activity after three months of suspension of international flights due to the health crisis related to the coronavirus.