
Ryanair to Launch Dublin-Rabat Route in Summer 2025
As part of its summer 2025 program, Ryanair will launch a new direct link between Dublin and Rabat.

As part of its summer 2025 program, Ryanair will launch a new direct link between Dublin and Rabat.

Bad news for travelers departing for Morocco from Charleroi. All Ryanair flights to the kingdom have been cancelled this Thursday, February 13.

The airline Ryanair is developing "very rapidly" in Morocco, in anticipation of the 2030 World Cup that the kingdom is jointly organizing with Spain and Portugal, its CEO Michael O’Leary said on Wednesday.

The British airline Jet2 announced on Tuesday the launch, as early as next winter, of a link to Agadir from Bournemouth airport.

Passengers at Dole Jura airport in Tavaux, specialized in low-cost flights to Morocco and Portugal, are angry with Ryanair. And for good reason, the airline sold them tickets while the Jura airport will be closed from May 26 to July 11 to renovate the runway.

Less than a year after the launch in April last year of its route between Bournemouth (England) and Agadir (Morocco), Ryanair has just announced its cancellation. This, in reaction to the increase in the air passenger tax (APD) decided by the British authorities and whose entry into force is scheduled for 2026.

Ryanair has sold tickets departing from Dole-Jura airport, to Morocco, while the airport will be under construction between May 26 and July 11. Passengers are wondering if they will be able to travel.

Violent gusts of wind swept through northern Morocco on Monday morning, disrupting air traffic and causing the diversion of several flights destined for Tangier. Ibn Battouta airport had to redirect planes to other platforms in the country.

A small scare at El Prat airport in Barcelona. On Friday, a bus transporting passengers from the terminal to the Ryanair plane that was to take off for Morocco had an accident, injuring about ten people, including the driver.

The airline Ryanair will add a new destination to its offer departing from Lille-Lesquin.

Faced with the lack of incentive measures to promote investments in airports, Ryanair has decided to close some bases in Spain and turn to competitive markets like Morocco.

Ryanair has announced that the digital boarding pass is no longer accepted at airports in certain countries, including Morocco. As a result, the Irish low-cost carrier is forcing travelers to print their tickets before entering the airports concerned.