Like other airlines that have benefited from government support to relaunch, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) will soon receive specific support of 6 billion DH from the Moroccan state.
In the context of the health crisis related to the coronavirus, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has decided to maintain its prices at reasonable levels. This measure is part of the implementation of exceptional flights starting from July 15, 2020.
The marketing of Royal Air Maroc’s special flights has resumed on all its platforms. Pending the start of its flights scheduled for July 15, the company has extended the sale of tickets to the national network of travel agencies.
The government has introduced new entry conditions to Morocco . New details have been provided on the access conditions for these special flights launched from July 15 onwards.
After relaunching its domestic flights, Royal Air Maroc is working to relaunch its international flights. As part of the special operation of exceptional flights, the national company has maintained its prices at reasonable levels.
As part of the special flights starting on July 15, the national airline, Royal Air Maroc (RAM), invited passengers on Saturday to strictly comply with the conditions set by the government.
Faced with strong demand on domestic routes, Royal Air Maroc has decided to increase its Casablanca-Dakhla and Casablanca-Laâyoune frequencies.
Paris-Orly airport will reopen its Terminal 4 to the aircraft of the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) , Air Caraïbes, French bee, Corsair, Air Algérie, TUI Fly Belgium and Tunisair on Monday, July 13.
Facing major difficulties for many years, the airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has seen its situation worsen with the coronavirus crisis. To try to get out of it, it must reach an agreement with its staff.
After more than three months of closure, the borders will be partially opened to allow travel. Good news for Royal Air Maroc (RAM) which is setting up a special flight program starting July 15.
As part of its recovery plan, in addition to job cuts and fleet reduction, Royal Air Maroc will cancel certain air routes. This, in order to benefit from the government’s support.
In its crisis exit plan, Royal Air Maroc has planned massive layoffs and a significant reduction in its fleet. Unanimously, the Moroccan Labor Union and several pilots have disapproved of this plan, which was validated on July 2 during the management committee.