Due to the strike of pilots and cabin crew planned from Thursday to Saturday next week at Brussels Airlines , many flights from the company to Morocco will be canceled.
Saudia Airlines has announced the resumption of its flights to Marrakech from Jeddah with three weekly frequencies.
Air Arabia Morocco has launched a new service to simplify travel for its customers. From now on, they can perform operations directly on the Air Arabia website or app.
All flights departing from Brussels Airport have been canceled due to the national demonstration organized by the CSC, FGTB and CGSLB unions this Monday, June 20, 2022 to preserve purchasing power. Flights to Morocco could be affected.
No Moroccan airport is featured in the top 100 best airports in the world. This is the result of the 2022 ranking by the international air transport rating agency, Skytrax.
The Latvian airline airBaltic has announced the expansion of its network to Morocco starting next winter. From the end of October, it will launch new flights from Riga to Marrakech.
Kuwait Airways inaugurated a new direct flight between Kuwait and Casablanca on Wednesday. Two flights will be operated between the two cities per week.
Royal Air Maroc has become the first African airline to receive the "Cargo iQ" certification, awarded to companies that comply with the standards required by the group for quality management.
The African Development Bank (AfDB) will grant an additional loan of 34.20 million euros to Morocco, for the project to extend and modernize the Rabat-Salé airport , whose initial financing was impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
In a context marked by the improvement of the health situation and the resumption of travel around the world, the National Airports Office (ONDA) hopes to reach this year a recovery rate of 75% of air traffic compared to 2019.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and Emirates are strengthening their commercial cooperation by signing a code-sharing partnership on flights between Casablanca and Dubai as well as to 219 combined destinations.
From February 7, the date of the reopening of Morocco’s air borders, to the end of March, the number of travelers who transited through Casablanca International Airport amounted to 937,818, a recovery rate of 71% for passengers and 75% for airport movements, compared to 2019.