
EasyJet Expands Winter Sun Routes: Resumes France-Morocco Flights
The airline EasyJet announces the resumption of its winter routes to Morocco from its French bases.

The airline EasyJet announces the resumption of its winter routes to Morocco from its French bases.

The low-cost airline EasyJet has announced the launch, from the next winter season, of two routes to Agadir, departing from London-Luton and Glasgow.

The low-cost airline EasyJet has resumed its air links to Morocco from France on June 15, the date marking the reopening of Moroccan airspace. The airline has taken a series of measures to facilitate travel for its customers.

Subject to the evolution of the health crisis, flights from Geneva airport to Morocco will resume as of June 10. Three airlines are behind this: Royal Air Maroc (RAM) , Air Arabia and EasyJet.

The Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) and the airline EasyJet are working to launch a program of flights from France to Marrakech for the year-end holiday period starting December 19, 2020.

The airline EasyJet decided on Monday to close three British bases (London-Stansted, London-Southend and Newcastle) and several routes, including those to Morocco, starting in September.

Faced with the impact of the health crisis on EasyJet, the company’s management is developing an optimization plan for the network that provides for the elimination of a third of British jobs and the closure of two bases in London and Newcastle. Will the links to Morocco be suspended?

The low-cost airline EasyJet will operate flights to Morocco this summer. It is one of the 80 destinations offered by EuroAirport (Mulhouse).

The British low-cost airline EasyJet has been the victim of a "highly sophisticated" cyberattack that has affected around 9 million customers. It is not yet known whether Moroccan customers are among the victims.

The refund of flights cancelled due to COVID-19, promised by Emirates, EasyJet and Japan Airlines, three of the 57 airlines summoned by UFC-Que Choisir, is struggling to become a reality.

The Moroccan authorities, in collaboration with the EasyJet company, have made 32 flights available to French tourists stranded in Morocco for their repatriation.

Six new routes between Lyon, Nantes, Nice and Toulouse, and Morocco have been inaugurated by the airline EasyJet . However, this launch will be disrupted at the end of the year due to the strike of the Union of Flight Attendants and Stewards.