
Iberia Expands Morocco Routes: 14 Weekly Flights to Marrakech, More to Casablanca and Tangier
The Iberia airline plans to significantly increase its air links during the winter season, with a focus on the destination Morocco.

The Iberia airline plans to significantly increase its air links during the winter season, with a focus on the destination Morocco.

This year, the Marhaba 2023 operation dedicated to welcoming Moroccans residing abroad coincides with Eid Al Adha, giving even more meaning to the reunions. In total, some 3 million MREs are expected to return to Morocco this summer.

As the summer season approaches, the Belgian airline, Air Belgium, is preparing to expand its activity by collaborating with several major names in air transport, including Royal Air Maroc .

Royal Air Maroc has postponed the resumption of its flights between Casablanca and Algiers until at least September if the political situation between Morocco and Algeria improves.

The airline Royal Air Maroc has leased an Airbus A330-200 to strengthen its operations this summer. The plane, operated by Air Belgium, will be deployed between Casablanca and Paris-CDG as well as Istanbul.

This summer, passengers on the Casablanca-Brussels route of Royal Air Maroc will discover a change in their flight experience.

The obstruction to air navigation and safety observed at Mohammed V Airport Casablanca, initiated by air traffic controllers, is pushing the Moroccan authorities to take action.

Good news for Moroccans residing in Russia. The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has resumed the Casablanca - Moscow route, which had been suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.

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.

The airline Royal Air Maroc announced the resumption of its direct flights between Russia and Morocco starting May 2. The flights will be destined for Moscow-Domodedovo airport, according to information provided by the company.

The airline Qatar Airways has decided to resume its flights to two Moroccan cities, which had been suspended during the Covid-19 pandemic.

After a few weeks of respite, the air traffic controllers met and decided on a series of protest movements against the non-satisfaction of their demands.