
Royal Air Maroc Halts Flights to Milan and Venice Amid Coronavirus Quarantine
Royal Air Maroc is temporarily suspending, starting this Sunday, March 8, its flights to Milan and Venice, two Italian cities, due to the expansion of the Coronavirus.

Royal Air Maroc is temporarily suspending, starting this Sunday, March 8, its flights to Milan and Venice, two Italian cities, due to the expansion of the Coronavirus.

Following the latest developments related to the Coronavirus, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has put in place a special system to allow its customers to manage their travel.

Like several international airlines, Royal Air Maroc had decided to temporarily suspend its flights to Beijing, 15 days after launching its first direct service, due to the Coronavirus epidemic.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) denied the information about one of its aircraft, the Boeing 767, which would have made an emergency landing in Congo.

Faced with the coronavirus epidemic, which is spreading in China, but also around the world, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has maintained the suspension of Casablanca -Beijing flights.

It was 2 a.m., on the night of Saturday to Sunday last, when the engine of a Boeing 737-800 from the Royal Air Maroc company caught fire in the sky over the Congolese capital, Brazzaville.

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has been ordered to pay $350,000 in damages for the loss of a passenger’s luggage in Liberia.

Two planes, including one belonging to Royal Air Maroc (RAM) , had to be diverted in flight on Sunday, February 23 to Bordeaux-Mérignac airport, due to passenger illness.

An opportunity for all those who dream of a career as cabin crew. Royal Air Maroc is currently looking for 82 flight attendants and stewards, while Emirates, one of the world’s largest airlines, is launching "open house days" in Morocco to recruit part of its cabin crew.

The Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and British Airways companies have recently signed a code-sharing agreement. It will come into effect, according to RAM, on February 20. It is an agreement that also offers more flexibility on flights connecting London, Heathrow and Marrakech.

Royal Air Maroc reacted with "the utmost firmness" towards the people involved in the dissemination of indecent photographs on board one of its planes.

The Moroccan airline, Royal Air Maroc , has decided to suspend two members of the commercial flight crew from their duties, accused of having taken scandalous photos on board an aircraft, in the company of a porn star.