
Marrakech-Menara Named Among World's Most Beautiful Airports
The Marrakech-Menara airport is among the top 7 most beautiful airports in the world.

The Marrakech-Menara airport is among the top 7 most beautiful airports in the world.

Air transport has recently experienced serious disruptions in the Canary Islands, due to a sandstorm. The support of Morocco , one of the countries called upon to host the diverted flights, was hailed by the Spanish Minister of Transport, José Luis Ábalos.

The sandstorm from the Sahara in Morocco has prevented planes from operating flights to and from Gran Canaria. In total, eight airports have closed on Sunday, February 23, 2020.

The European aircraft manufacturer, Airbus, achieved good performance last year. Air Arabia Maroc made a great contribution.

After establishing itself in the automotive and aeronautics sectors, Morocco wants to revolutionize the naval industry, both civilian and military. In this sense, it is implementing a major project.

At the initiative of the National Airports Office (ONDA), a new terminal, entirely dedicated to business and private aviation, was inaugurated on Saturday, February 1, at the Marrakech -Ménara international airport.

Royal Air Maroc has just announced the temporary suspension of its flights between Casablanca and Beijing, effective this Friday, January 31 until February 29.

Moroccan airports could welcome 60 million passengers by 2025 due to the ever-increasing number of tourists. This is the ambition of the National Airports Office (ONDA) .

The airline Nouvelair Tunisie lost one of its pilots in a road accident in Morocco .

The low-cost airline Tui Fly has just announced the cancellation of no less than three routes from Morocco and to the kingdom.

Ryanair has just launched three new routes connecting Agadir and Fez to Malaga and Marrakech to Toulouse. This launch of flights is in line with the extended program of this airline for the summer of 2020 in Morocco .

Terminal 1 of Fès-Saïs airport has been welcoming domestic flight passengers since November 4. This measure to separate the flows between domestic and international flight passengers aims to meet the requirements of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and to streamline traffic at terminal 2, dedicated to international flights.