
Iberia Expands Morocco Routes with Six New Flights from Spanish Cities
The Spanish airline Iberia will launch six new air routes to Morocco this summer, departing from Spain.

The Spanish airline Iberia will launch six new air routes to Morocco this summer, departing from Spain.

For this summer, TUI fly has announced the launch of a new route connecting Montpellier to Oujda, bringing to five the number of its connections from this city to Morocco.

The low-cost airline Ryanair has announced the cancellation of several flights scheduled this weekend from Brussels Airport and Charleroi, due to a strike by Belgian cabin crew. This suspension could affect travelers to Morocco.

The airline Air Arabia Maroc has launched since March 27 a new direct flight between Barcelona and Oujda . This line will be complemented this summer by another connecting Nador to Madrid.

The airline Saudia Airlines has announced the launch of a new flight connecting Jeddah to Marrakech, starting May 30.

The airline Binter has just announced the launch of a new route to Morocco. After Guelmim, a new flight will connect Gran Canaria and Fez starting next July.

For its summer program, the airline TUI fly has announced the resumption of its flights to Casablanca, complemented by three new destinations from Marrakech and Oujda.

Russia has decided to reopen its air links with 52 countries, including Morocco. These flights had been suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

This Monday in England , several flights have been canceled, due to staff shortages, affected by Covid-19. Among these flights, several are destined for Morocco.

The Limoges airport launched a new air route to Marrakech on Wednesday. An inaugural flight was welcomed on the same day by the authorities of the city.

The airline Binter will offer, starting April 2, two weekly flights between Gran Canaria and Guelmim, as part of the summer season. However, these links are likely to be modified as of July.

For its summer 2022 program, the airline ASL Airlines France plans to strengthen its presence in Morocco.