What's Happening?
Royal Air Maroc is advancing its expansion plans for 2026 by introducing new direct routes across Africa, the Americas, and Europe. Starting in April 2026, the airline will launch flights from Casablanca
to several destinations, including Pointe-Noire, Tripoli, Beirut, and Spanish cities Alicante and Bilbao. Additionally, a new route to Palma de Mallorca and a direct service to Verona will commence in June 2026. This expansion is part of the airline's long-term strategy to grow its fleet and enhance Morocco's connectivity with major global cities.
Why It's Important?
The expansion of Royal Air Maroc's network is significant for enhancing Morocco's role as a key aviation hub. By increasing connectivity with major global cities, the airline supports economic and tourism development in Morocco. The introduction of new routes and increased frequencies on long-haul routes to the Americas and the Middle East align with the airline's growth ambitions and strategic goals. This expansion is expected to boost passenger traffic and strengthen Morocco's position in the global aviation market.
What's Next?
Royal Air Maroc plans to continue its fleet expansion, aiming to grow from 60 aircraft to 200 by 2037. The introduction of new long-haul aircraft with upgraded cabins will support the airline's route expansion. As the airline enhances its global connectivity, it will likely focus on further strengthening its presence in key markets and exploring additional opportunities for growth.
