The Dutch low-cost carrier Transavia inaugurated a direct route between Amsterdam Schiphol and Rabat on 13 November 2025, signalling an expansion of its Moroccan network in response to rising demand.
The launch event took place at Schiphol airport and was attended by the Moroccan Ambassador to the Netherlands, Mohamed Basri, and Transavia’s CEO, Marcel de Nooijer. The inaugural flight carried more than 200 delegates from the Dutch travel-industry Congress ANVR 2025, being held in Rabat.
The route will be served three times weekly, and is part of a broader winter-season plan under which Transavia expects to operate nearly 55 weekly flights from Netherlands and Belgium into Morocco.
The airline said the link complements its existing Moroccan destinations (Al Hoceima, Agadir, Casablanca, Fès, Marrakech, Nador, Oujda, Tanger) and strengthens cooperation with the Office national marocain du tourisme (ONMT) as it renews its fleet with Airbus A321neo aircraft and targets sustainable growth
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