Subject to the lifting of travel restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic, Toulouse-Blagnac airport will offer flights to Morocco. These air links are part of its summer 2021 program.
Morocco is one of the 175 destinations offered this summer by Brussels-Zaventem Airport. These are destinations served by 51 airlines, including six new routes to Tetouan (Morocco), Bari (Italy), Pula (Croatia), Karpathos (Greece), Suceava (Romania) and Cluj (Romania).
Wizz Air plans to launch two new air links to Morocco. Thirty other routes are also planned.
Morocco’s borders remain and remain closed. However, certain people are allowed to come to Morocco this summer. To date, the kingdom has banned flights with 54 countries including France, Spain and Algeria.
Following the lifting of the ban on foreign travel in Belgium, Brussels Airport is pursuing a commercial policy aimed at encouraging travelers to book flights. For its part, the airline Brussels Airlines is offering three new air links from Brussels to Morocco this summer.
The national company Tunisair announced on Saturday that it has scheduled a new repatriation flight for Tunisians stranded in Morocco. The departure is scheduled for Sunday, May 9, 2021, at 11:30 p.m., at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca at terminal 2.
Subject to the lifting of travel restrictions and the reopening of borders, the company Transavia plans to launch flights to Morocco and other destinations this summer. The launch of these routes is part of its summer program.
As part of its second "Time To Fly 2021" campaign launched this Monday and running until May 3, Air Europa is offering discounted flights to Morocco, Europe and America, with the possibility of changing dates on bookings.
The airline Tunisair, in coordination with the Tunisian embassy in Rabat, is organizing the first repatriation flight of Tunisians stranded in Morocco following Morocco’s decision to suspend air links. A plane will take off from Mohammed V-Casablanca International Airport tomorrow, Sunday, April 18, 2021.
Turkey has decided to organize special flights to repatriate its nationals stranded in Morocco following the decision of Morocco to suspend air links. This announcement was made by the Turkish embassy in Rabat.
Morocco has decided to suspend air links with 13 other countries, including Romania, Cyprus and Luxembourg, starting this Friday, April 16, until further notice. This decision is part of the preventive measures against the spread of the coronavirus and its new variants.
Faced with the worrying spread of new variants of the coronavirus in the world, Morocco has decided to suspend air links with Tunisia. This decision will come into effect on Thursday, April 15, 2021.