Despite the resurgence of new infections, some Royal Air Maroc passengers are reluctant to comply with the restrictive measures enacted by the health authorities and the National Airports Office to counter Covid-19 . A passenger who experienced this ordeal recounts his experience on a flight between Casablanca and Laâyoune.
Royal Air Maroc wants to comply with the new entry requirements on French territory. The Moroccan airline has reminded its passengers of this new document necessary before any boarding.
A long-haul flight of Royal Air Maroc in economy class was ranked last this Friday, October 30 by the American site "The Points Guy", a specialist in air travel. It is criticized for its poor service and catering with almost inedible meals.
Faced with the rise in contamination in the country, the French authorities have confined the population again. To avoid taking any risks, they are imposing, from November 7 next, a covid-19 test on passengers from outside Europe, including Morocco, before any entry into the territory.
The closure of French borders due to the coronavirus is not synonymous with a disruption of air traffic. Like Royal Air Maroc, other airlines continue their flights to and from the Hexagon.
Morocco could soon be among the 120 European and extra-European destinations offered by Brussels-Zaventem airport during the winter season. This situation would be possible as soon as the Moroccan authorities allow it.
While they were expecting pleadings to defend their interests during the RAM-AMPL trial, the pilots were surprised by the decision of the Court of First Instance of Casablanca. It pronounced, this Wednesday, October 28, the dissolution of the Moroccan Association of Airline Pilots.
A new route will be launched on December 18 by the low-cost airline Air Arabia. This flight scheduled twice a week should connect Casablanca to Rennes.
Formerly prohibited for security reasons, unaccompanied children are now accepted on Royal Air Maroc following the relaunch of the service for unaccompanied minors.
Unlike some airlines, Ryanair is preparing to refund canceled flights due to the coronavirus. Several Moroccan passengers are also affected by this measure.
The Irish low-cost airline, Ryanair, wants to resume its flights to Morocco for its winter program. It has scheduled more than 58 weekly flights on 45 routes to several European countries starting October 25, 2020.
Travel to France is now subject to a new procedure. This is the decision of the Castex government following the increase in new contaminations due to the coronavirus.