The Moroccan Parliament has adopted law 30-20 relating to travel contracts, tourist stays and air passenger transport contracts. This text is of great importance for travel agencies and tourism and air passenger transport companies.
The Marrakech-Menara international airport has already taken all the necessary steps for the resumption of air traffic and the reception of passengers in strict compliance with the procedures put in place by the National Airports Office (ONDA).
Like other airlines that have resumed their commercial activities, TUIfly is preparing for a restart. It has just announced the launch of several flights to Morocco.
Air transport is resuming its activities, particularly with domestic flights by Royal Air Maroc or Air Arabia. The new domestic routes authorized by the authorities are now known.
The Minister of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water, Abdelkader Amara, announced on Saturday the resumption of air traffic and passenger transport between cities starting this Thursday, June 25.
France could ban the sale of low-cost Paris-Marrakech flights costing less than 40 euros, following in the footsteps of Austria.
Several months after the suspension of their activities due to the coronavirus pandemic, airports are gradually resuming their activities. Like the other airports in the kingdom, Agadir Al Massira Airport is also preparing to welcome passengers again.
The resumption of Royal Air Maroc flights is taking shape. Pending financial support from the government to relaunch its activities, the Moroccan airline has launched a screening campaign for all its employees.
The resumption of air traffic is imminent thanks to the positive development of the epidemiological situation in the kingdom. This is at least what a source from the Ministry of Air Transport affirms.
Like other airlines, Ryanair was also heavily impacted by the coronavirus crisis. Now operational, it has relaunched several of its routes, including 7 to Morocco.
Deconfinement continues in Europe with the opening of borders scheduled for June 21 by Spain. Thanks to this decision, Moroccans will be able to travel again throughout the Schengen area.
The National Airports Office (ONDA) is active for the resumption of air transport, in strict compliance with the protection measures in these times of covid-19. The Oujda-Angad airport is keeping up.