The sudden rise in fuel prices is disrupting the global aviation sector. This energy crisis, exacerbated by tensions in the Middle East, is pushing airlines to review their fares, suggesting an increase in tickets to Morocco.
The global surge in kerosene prices , fueled by geopolitical tensions, is weighing on airlines operating in Morocco. Despite a likely increase in fares, experts remain optimistic about the Kingdom’s tourism attractiveness for 2026.
The cancellation of a 4-star circuit in Morocco, replaced by a degraded stay in Tunisia, led the Tourism and Travel Mediation to demand full compensation. The agency is considered responsible for the decline in the quality of the services provided.
The flare-up in the Middle East is paralyzing the hubs of Dubai and Doha , threatening $56 billion in revenue. In search of security, international travelers are now massively turning to Morocco and other African destinations.
The air traffic between Belgium and Morocco risks a total shutdown on Thursday, 12 March. A nationwide general strike could force Brussels-Zaventem Airport to cancel all departing flights for 24 hours.
African air transport is confirming its vigorous recovery. While Cairo dominates the continental rankings, the Casablanca and Marrakech airports in Morocco stand out by recording the fastest growth in Africa at the start of this year.
A fuel shortage is affecting Moroccan airports due to port disruptions caused by the weather. An alert bulletin is asking airlines to carry enough kerosene for the return trip, in order to avoid any refueling on site.
Royal Air Maroc has concluded an agreement with Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) for the lease of 13 new Boeing 737-8 aircraft to be delivered in 2027. This contract supports the Moroccan carrier’s massive expansion plan towards the horizon of 2037.
The modernization of the Rabat-Salé international airport marks a decisive step in the development of the capital’s infrastructure. This large-scale project, a cornerstone of the "Rabat, City of Light" program, will quadruple the annual reception capacity of the platform, from 1.5 million to 4 million passengers.
Ryanair is doubling down. The Irish airline plans to increase its financial commitments in Morocco to over $3 billion by the end of the decade. A strategic ramp-up aimed at reaching 20 million passengers per year in anticipation of the 2030 World Cup.
Cirium’s annual verdict is in. The aviation analysis specialist has unveiled its 2025 ranking of the most punctual airlines and airports. While Aeromexico retains its global crown, this benchmark report marks the absence of Royal Air Maroc and the Kingdom’s hubs from the very exclusive circle of the international elite.
Faced with a historic influx driven by the year-end festivities and the organization of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, Royal Air Maroc is shaking up its traditions. For the first time, the national airline has temporarily integrated four Airbus A320 aircraft into its fleet to meet the explosive demand.