More than 2 months after the suspension of its activities, Royal Air Maroc has just updated its offers. Objective: to seduce customers again and allow them to book flights with complete peace of mind.
More than thirty Moroccans still stranded in Algeria expressed their anger on Sunday, May 31, in front of the Moroccan consulate in Oran. And for good reason.
The resumption of air traffic is not yet known in Morocco. It will only be announced the day after the deconfinement, scheduled for June 10, contrary to certain rumors that put forward the date of June 15.
Blocked for more than 2 months in Algeria, due to the coronavirus, 300 Moroccans have returned to their country, this Saturday, May 30, 2020. Three Royal Air Maroc planes carried out this repatriation at a rate of 100 compatriots each at Oujda airport.
After the repatriation of Moroccans stranded in Ceuta and Melilla last week, it is now the turn of those stranded in Algeria. The first Royal Air Maroc flight landed this Saturday at Oujda-Angad airport, with the first group of 100 repatriated Moroccans on board.
Royal Air Maroc is preparing its fleet and mobilizing its flight crew for the repatriation of Moroccans stranded abroad for more than two months. The repatriation operation should start very soon.
The ground staff of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) also opposes the salary reduction proposed by the company. The trade union office of the National Federation of Air Transport recalls that no agreement has so far been given for a deduction of salaries as one of the solutions to get out of the crisis.
After more than two months of forced parking at Mohammed V airport in Nouaceur, the planes of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) are being inspected before the resumption of air traffic.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has improved its commercial measures for the benefit of passengers affected by the coronavirus or who will be. With the appearance of covid-19, the airline had canceled all of its flights.
The French consumer association UFC-Que Choisir announced on Tuesday that it had filed a complaint against 20 airlines, including Royal Air Maroc. The issue is canceled flights due to covid-19, without reimbursement of passengers.
The Minister of Energy and Mines, Aziz Rebbah , dashed the hopes of 30,000 Moroccan nationals stranded abroad. According to him, special considerations would go against the repatriation operation.
Royal Air Maroc handling, a 100% subsidiary of the Moroccan airline, achieved 533 million dirhams in turnover in 2019.