Air France is multiplying initiatives to conquer the Moroccan market. For this winter 2025, the French airline is offering a flight program to and from several cities in the kingdom.
The Moroccan government has unveiled the major infrastructure projects that will be carried out in the road, highway, rail, port, logistics, air and maritime sectors in 2026, for which it is dedicating large investments.
Easyjet has announced the launch of a new direct connection between Geneva and Tangier, starting in March 2026.
The British airline easyJet has announced the opening of a base in Marrakech as early as the summer of 2026, the first for the low-cost carrier on the African continent.
The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is strengthening its fleet with six new Boeing 737-8 MAX aircraft. This will support the growth of Moroccan tourism.
As part of its expansion policy on the American continent, Royal Air Maroc (RAM), the only North African airline operating from São Paulo, wants to strengthen its presence in Brazil, the largest economy in Latin America with a population of 214 million.
On October 14th, the two main Belgian airports will be shut down due to a national strike organized by the trade union front. This large-scale movement will completely block air traffic across the country. Flights to Morocco will be canceled.
Due to the strike announced for next week by the National Union of Air Traffic Controllers (SNCTA), Ryanair plans to cancel up to 1,800 flights, including some to Morocco, during the period from October 7 to 9, 2025.
The multiplication of domestic flights and the extension of high-speed rail lines underway in Morocco offer travelers the opportunity to explore the country in all its diversity, at rates that defy all competition and record travel times.
Air Algérie is preparing to acquire new aircraft to increase its fleet from 56 to 104 aircraft by 2028. This dynamic, upon closer inspection, aims to compete with Royal Air Maroc, the Moroccan airline.
The airline Ryanair will invest 400 million euros in two new engine maintenance plants, a project that will create up to 500 jobs per site. Morocco could be involved in this new plant.
In Morocco, the refusal of debit cards in dirhams in the duty-free zones of certain Moroccan airports, including the Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, is causing incomprehension.