Rabat Airport: Ryanair lands with force with 20 new routes
The airline Ryanair officially opens its new air base at Rabat-Salé Airport, a strategic deployment supported by a global envelope of 200 million dollars aimed at transforming the connectivity of the region.
This commercial offensive is not limited to a simple announcement. The low-cost carrier plans to operate no less than 20 air routes from Rabat. To support this ramp-up, two Boeing 737s will now be permanently stationed on the Salé tarmac, firmly anchoring the presence of the Irish firm in the aeronautical landscape of the Kingdom and at the same time boosting the tourist flow to the city of light.
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This deployment opportunely coincides with the completion of major work on the new terminal building. With the commissioning of Terminal 2, with an area of 69,000 square meters, Rabat-Salé Airport sees its reception capacity soar to reach 4 million passengers per year. This modern infrastructure, organized on several levels, has been designed to offer a smooth experience, from the vast check-in areas on the ground floor to the shopping and dining areas on the second floor.
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By multiplying the connection points with international metropolises, Ryanair’s new base becomes an essential engine for the economic dynamism of the capital. Between the new state-of-the-art facilities and the commercial aggressiveness of the Irish company, Rabat-Salé Airport is changing in scale to establish itself as an essential hub for air transport in Morocco.
