
Ryanair launches a new flight to Morocco
On 25 October, Ryanair will launch its new direct route between Rabat and Stockholm-Arlanda. Two weekly flights are scheduled between the two capitals, with a stated flight time of 4 hours 50 minutes.

On 25 October, Ryanair will launch its new direct route between Rabat and Stockholm-Arlanda. Two weekly flights are scheduled between the two capitals, with a stated flight time of 4 hours 50 minutes.

Ryanair is preparing its largest-ever winter schedule in Morocco. The airline will offer 17 new routes, including seven departing from Rabat, for a total of 5.3 million seats.

After more than seven years of construction, the new terminal of Rabat-Salé airport now appears to be entirely completed. The building, designed to absorb strong growth in air traffic to the capital, remains closed to travelers pending its official inauguration.

The new terminal at Rabat-Salé airport should enter service at the end of July or beginning of August. The first flights expected would notably concern departures to the holy sites for Umrah .

Air France is strengthening its summer flight program between Paris-CDG and Morocco, with more flights to Casablanca, Marrakech, Rabat and Tangier . A significant expansion targeting peak season travelers.

Air traffic is booming in Morocco. To support this momentum, ONDA is rolling out a vast action plan through 2028 . On the agenda: a historic new terminal in Casablanca and a profound transformation of your regional airports.

The Minister of Transport, Abdessamad Kayouh, has confirmed that the new Rabat-Salé terminal is 99% complete. Scheduled for next June, this infrastructure will increase the site’s annual capacity to five million passengers.

The city of Rabat will soon be inaugurating its 69,000 m² terminal for the 2030 World Cup. This project will increase the capital’s capacity to 5 million passengers per year thanks to a complete modernization of Morocco’s airport infrastructure.

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.

In view of the 2030 World Cup, the National Airports Office is deploying a vast infrastructure modernization plan across the Kingdom. These strategic projects aim to significantly increase hosting capacities and fully digitize the passenger journey.

In spring 2026, Air Arabia Maroc will launch temporary connections to Strasbourg from Casablanca and Rabat. This exceptional arrangement will compensate for the closure of the EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse runway, scheduled for renovation work.

The new terminal at Rabat-Salé Airport is now ready to international standards. This flagship project will quadruple the capacity of the capital, bringing it to 4 million passengers per year from its inauguration scheduled for the end of Ramadan.