More than 200 million dirhams in unpaid bills remain following the bankruptcy of the British tour operator Thomas Cook, according to a statement from the National Confederation of Tourism (CNT).
Leaving to fulfill a childhood dream, Lucien Isnard and his co-pilot, Rémois Alain Garnier, saw this dream fly away with the crash of their plane. Leaving this Saturday, September 14, from the Latécoère-Aéropostale raid that connects Toulouse to Dakar, these two experienced pilots never returned.
Following the death of the young Moroccan-Canadian pilot, Hind Barch, King Mohammed VI sent a message of condolence and compassion to her family.
Touria Maataoui, mother of Hind Barch, the Moroccan pilot who died in a plane crash, said she had accompanied her daughter the day before on a flight to Randan, Quebec.
The Ministry of the Interior has sent a Governor on a mission to "clean up" the environment of Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, which is experiencing social movements organized by Royal Air Maroc (RAM) baggage handlers and a lack of fluidity.
In July 2019, Moroccan airports experienced commercial traffic estimated at 2,394,773 passengers. This volume recorded an increase of 14.24% compared to the same period in 2018, according to the National Airports Office (ONDA).
About a hundred Transavia passengers were stranded in Morocco on Wednesday, August 21, 2019. The cause: the cancellation of the Marrakech-Lyon flight.
EasyJet’s Airbus A321neo aircraft will land in Marrakech next winter. In total, the aircraft will operate 2 flights per week, starting December 29, 2019.
The Cabin Crew Union of the Compagnie Générale Transsaharienne (PNC/CGT), Low cost Transavia France, is launching a strike movement, from Friday, August 16, 2019, until January 5, 2020. It denounces a "deplorable" internal climate and the "takeover of Air France". This strike is likely to block the return home of many Moroccans.
The British airline, EasyJet, will offer a new flight to Morocco as part of its winter season.
The airline EasyJet is preparing to open six new routes in Morocco, in order to connect Nice, Lyon and Nantes to the capital of the Strait.
Initially scheduled to take off at 11:30 a.m., a plane bound for Fez, Morocco, finally departed at 6:13 p.m. from Strasbourg-Entzheim airport, with a delay of just under 8 hours.