
Wizz Air relaunches a new flight to Morocco
Wizz Air is reinstating its direct route between Marrakech and Bucharest this Sunday, September 20. Initially operated twice a week, the service will increase to three weekly rotations starting October 26.

Wizz Air is reinstating its direct route between Marrakech and Bucharest this Sunday, September 20. Initially operated twice a week, the service will increase to three weekly rotations starting October 26.

Royal Air Maroc has climbed significantly in the 2026 Skytrax rankings. The Moroccan airline gains twelve places in one year, becomes Africa’s fourth-best airline and regains the top position among the continent’s regional carriers.

ONDA is launching the acquisition of vehicles intended to monitor runways, taxiways and aircraft parking areas. The contract, to be carried out in Benslimane, is estimated at 8.208 million dirhams.

On 25 October, Ryanair will launch its new direct route between Rabat and Stockholm-Arlanda. Two weekly flights are scheduled between the two capitals, with a stated flight time of 4 hours 50 minutes.

Royal Air Maroc assessed more than 200 candidates before recruiting over 80 Boeing 737 co-pilots. Hired under long-term contracts, they were integrated into the airline’s operations to support the expansion of its fleet.

ONDA has just launched a new procedure for the construction of the aircraft parking area and various improvements at Tétouan Saniat R’mel Airport. The contract is this time estimated at 77.7 million dirhams.

Royal Air Maroc retains its fourth-place ranking among Africa’s largest airlines in September. With 793,257 scheduled seats, the Moroccan airline remains ahead of Air Algérie and is accelerating its growth significantly.

Following the publication of Royal Air Maroc’s international recruitment campaign, a Moroccan pilot who already holds several qualifications contacted Bladi.net. He criticizes the national airline for offering no genuine pathway to Moroccan pilots who have already financed their training.

Royal Air Maroc is expanding its pilot recruitment internationally. The airline is immediately seeking experienced captains and first officers for Boeing 737, Boeing 787 and Embraer E190 aircraft, with start dates scheduled as early as September and October.

Royal Air Maroc plans to install Starlink across its fleet by 2027. The experiences already carried out by Qatar Airways and United provide a very concrete idea of what awaits travelers: streaming, online work and speeds that can far exceed 100 Mb/s in mid-flight.

Since the Clermont-Ferrand–Fès route was discontinued, Moroccan families in Auvergne have had to travel to Lyon or Toulouse to catch a flight. Despite an announced load factor close to 90%, the route has disappeared, and more than a thousand people are now calling for its return.

Air Algérie is stepping up its offensive in sub-Saharan Africa. The Algerian airline is opening three new destinations in the autumn: Brazzaville, Conakry and Lagos, all markets where Royal Air Maroc has already established its network from Casablanca.