
Royal Air Maroc Expands Domestic Flight Frequencies Across Morocco
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) increased, on Monday, July 20, 2020, the frequency of its domestic flights on the Casablanca-Dakhla, Casablanca-Oujda lines...

The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) increased, on Monday, July 20, 2020, the frequency of its domestic flights on the Casablanca-Dakhla, Casablanca-Oujda lines...

Moroccans stranded in Algeria are angry with the managers of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) because of the cancellation of their repatriation flight. They expressed their anger on Sunday in front of a closed agency of the airline.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has gone all out to successfully carry out the exceptional program of its special flights in and out of Morocco. The national airline has, above all, complied with the conditions imposed by the government as part of the authorization of air and sea travel between the Kingdom and the rest of the world.

As announced a few days ago, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) began its special flight program on Wednesday. The first flight was launched from Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris.

The French television channel LCI accuses Royal Air Maroc and Air Arabia of holding the monopoly on the Casablanca-Paris route to the detriment of Air France as part of the special operation initiated by Morocco for the repatriation of its citizens stranded abroad.

Royal Air Maroc has scheduled special flights as part of the partial reopening of borders. To clear up any confusion and put an end to information on the prices of its flights, the airline has communicated fixed rates for these special flights.

The State wants to grant a fund amounting to 6 billion dirhams to the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) severely affected by the health crisis related to the coronavirus. A rescue plan has been developed.

The Minister of Tourism, Handicrafts, Air Transport and Social Economy, Nadia Fettah Alaoui, assured on Wednesday that the first special flights scheduled as part of the exceptional operation related to the state of health emergency in Morocco are taking place in "very satisfactory" conditions.

Moroccans stranded abroad and Moroccan nationals eligible for special flights to Morocco are facing the harsh reality of the high fares charged by Royal Air Maroc and Air Arabia.

Hundreds of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) stranded in Morocco due to the lockdown decreed since mid-March, rushed to the agencies of the national airline, Royal Air Maroc, to register on special flights, after saturation of the dedicated website for booking.

After announcing the resumption of its regular international flights, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has again revised its plan to resume regular flights. Pending the lifting of border restrictions scheduled for August 10, the international service of the airline could relaunch these flights as early as August 11.

After extending the state of health emergency until August 10, the Moroccan government authorizes its nationals and foreign residents in Spain to return to the kingdom by plane, with departures from Madrid, Barcelona and Malaga.