Ryanair pilots are maintaining pressure on management at Charleroi airport. Many flights are still canceled this weekend, including some to Morocco. Here is the list for Saturday and Sunday:
La compagnie aérienne Ryanair se voit contrainte d’annuler une fois de plus des vols desservant le Maroc ce week-end à l’aéroport de Charleroi en raison d’une nouvelle grève de ses pilotes belges.
The airline Ryanair will cancel flights serving Morocco this weekend at Charleroi airport due to the strike of its pilots based in Belgium. What are these flights?
The strike planned by the pilots of the low-cost airline Ryanair based in Belgium, on July 15 and 16, risks disrupting operations at Charleroi airport. Flights to Morocco could also be affected.
The tour operator TUI fly has decided to transfer its flights scheduled to depart from Brussels South Charleroi Airport (BSCA) to Brussels Airport for the 2023-2024 winter season, thus confirming information published on the L-Post website. This departure change will initially concern Oujda and Nador.
Traffic at Charleroi airport increased sharply in 2022, to the point of exceeding the level recorded before Covid-19. This is thanks to Morocco, one of the favorite destinations of Belgians.
This weekend, 152 flights (76 round-trip flights), including those serving Morocco, are being canceled at Charleroi-Brussels-South airport, Ryanair’s base and Belgium’s second busiest airport for passenger traffic. The reason is a strike by the low-cost Irish airline’s cabin crew.
Flights by Air Arabia Maroc , EasyJet, SWISS, Helvetic Airways, TUI, Ryanair, Vueling, KLM, British Airways, Air Europa, Air Canada, United Airlines and many other airlines departing from and arriving at Charleroi airport have been cancelled. The cancellation is due to a national strike in Belgium.
The Moroccan Consulate General in Liège and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg organized, on Saturday, a mobile consular service to allow the Moroccan community residing in Charleroi and the surrounding area to benefit from various administrative services.
The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair plans to launch eleven new routes, including one to Morocco from Charleroi, starting in October 2021. The launch of these lines is part of the gradual recovery of air traffic.
The airline Ryanair plans a new connection from Charleroi airport to Morocco next winter. It will launch four other routes for the same season from the Belgian airport.
Ryanair plans to launch a new air link from Charleroi airport to Morocco. This new route is part of its summer 2021 program.