
Transavia Resumes Morocco Flights from Paris, Serving 5 Key Cities
The airline Transavia announces the resumption of its flights to and from Morocco departing from Orly (Paris) starting August 26.

The airline Transavia announces the resumption of its flights to and from Morocco departing from Orly (Paris) starting August 26.

Air France and Transavia airlines will operate new flights from August 3 to 10, 2020 to Morocco.

Nearly three months after opening its base at Montpellier-Méditerranée Airport due to Covid-19, Air France’s low-cost subsidiary Transavia has been offering two weekly flights to Tunis-Carthage since July 16, 2020, operated with Boeing 737-800s with 189 seats. Pending the reopening of Moroccan borders, it plans to serve several cities in Morocco.

Transavia and other airlines will operate flights from Paris-Orly airport, which reopened on Friday, June 26, 2020, to several destinations including Morocco.

Transavia France and other airlines will operate direct flights to 60 destinations including Morocco and from 15 countries in July and August. This is the proposal made by Nantes-Atlantique airport.

The repatriation of French blocked in Morocco is at the center of discussions between the Moroccan authorities, the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs and the Secretary of State for Transport.

Initially scheduled for June 25, the resumption of Transavia flights will be effective on June 15, without taking into account an important destination, Morocco .

Transavia has announced that all its flights to or from France are canceled until June 25 inclusive. Implicitly, the French low-cost airline will not operate flights to Morocco at least until the end of June.

A Transavia flight chartered by the French State ensured, on Friday, March 20, the repatriation to France of the wife of the politician André Payraud. Andrée-Françoise had been blocked in Morocco since March 9, 2020 because of the coronavirus.

Some 400 French tourists are stranded in Morocco due to the total suspension of air traffic. The people of Haut-Rhin do not know when they will return to France.

The low-cost airline Transavia is preparing to launch three new routes to Brussels, Tangier and Ibiza from its future base in Montpellier.

The low-cost airline Transavia, a subsidiary of Air France-KLM, is preparing to launch in 2020 three new routes from Montpellier, including one to Morocco.