The Emirates airline is reducing its flights departing from Dubai due to the conflict in the Middle East. The link to Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca is among the destinations maintained to ensure the mobility of travelers under strict conditions.
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 airline Emirates will launch this month a large recruitment campaign in Morocco to strengthen its cabin crew.
As announced in January 2023, the Airbus A380 giant of the airline Emirates has made its first flight to Casablanca, marking its grand return to the economic capital.
As of April 15th, the Dubai-Casablanca route will be served by an Airbus A380 from the Emirates airline in order to offer more capacity and comfort to travelers, most of whom are tourists and business people.
Emirates has launched a new recruitment in Morocco, to strengthen its multinational cabin crew team based in Dubai. To this end, open house days are scheduled for August 12 and 27 in Casablanca.
Emirates has launched a large-scale recruitment campaign in Morocco to strengthen its multinational cabin crew team based in Dubai. Evaluation days are scheduled this June, in Casablanca and Marrakech.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and Emirates are strengthening their commercial cooperation by signing a code-sharing partnership on flights between Casablanca and Dubai as well as to 219 combined destinations.
Emirates wants to recruit 6,000 crew members, from flight attendants to ground staff and engineers, in order to be operational for the post-Covid19 recovery.
Emirates has decided to offer exclusive content and services to its Moroccan travel agent partners on its Emirates Gateway platform, starting July 1, 2021. Similarly, a surcharge on all bookings made via Global Distribution Systems (GDS) will apply on the same day.
The United Arab Emirates airline has decided to increase its flight frequency to Casablanca to "offer travelers more opportunities to visit Dubai". In addition to the five weekly flights planned, Emirates is adding two more flights, on Mondays and Wednesdays, starting today.
Morocco is one of the important markets for the airline Emirates on the African continent. This is what the general manager of the company in Morocco, Rashad Al Fajeer, has just declared.