
Ryanair Cuts Flights to Morocco as Bordeaux Base Closure Looms
The increase in costs in Bordeaux is forcing the Irish low-cost Ryanair to close its base. A decision that affects flights between the city and Morocco.

The increase in costs in Bordeaux is forcing the Irish low-cost Ryanair to close its base. A decision that affects flights between the city and Morocco.

The arrival of the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair, the third airline to operate domestic flights in Morocco, is putting pressure on Air Arabia.

Despite the criticism of many Moroccans, the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair continues to charge high prices for domestic flights.

A Ryanair flight from Paris to Rabat was forced to change course and land at Fez Saiss airport on Friday evening due to strong gusts of wind and a sandstorm.

The requirement imposed by Ryanair on Moroccan travelers to pay for domestic flight tickets in foreign currency and not in dirhams as required by the Ministry of Transport and Logistics continues to elicit reactions. In Parliament, the Haraki group calls on Minister Mohammed Abdeljalil to protect the rights of customers of the Irish low-cost airline.

The residents of Al Hoceima and Nador have expressed their anger at not seeing the two cities served by the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair, authorized to operate domestic flights in the kingdom.

The Ministry of Tourism and the Ministry of Transport and Logistics have clarified the alleged financial support granted to Ryanair to operate domestic flights in Morocco, the unfair competition with Royal Air Maroc and the payment in euros of domestic flights.

The Ministry of Transport and Logistics has given a reminder to the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair about its commitments. Since March 31, the company has been operating domestic flights in Morocco in foreign currency and not in dirhams as required by the department of Mohammed Abdeljalil.

The Irish low-cost airline Ryanair has officially launched its domestic flights in Morocco, with very attractive prices. The third airline to operate flights in the kingdom, it becomes a competitor of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and Air Arabia Maroc.

A Ryanair Boeing 737 operating the regular route between London and Agadir had to make an emergency landing at Mohammed V airport in Casablanca.

The high fares of the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair are pushing many Moroccan internet users to question the support of the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT) for low-cost airlines.

The Irish airline Ryanair is betting on Morocco for the success of its ambitious growth plan, aiming to exceed 300 million passengers by 2035. It is deploying its wings from several European cities including Barcelona, Murcia to Morocco, and is ready to compete with Royal Air Maroc (RAM) and Air Arabia.