Royal Air Maroc flights to World Cup cities sell out as demand surges

Royal Air Maroc flights to World Cup cities sell out as demand surges
Tuesday 9 June 2026 - 11:37

Royal Air Maroc flights from Casablanca to 2026 World Cup host cities are fully booked under both its exceptional June program and regular weekly services, Hespress reported, citing a source at the national carrier.

The source said all flights from Mohammed V Airport to World Cup cities between June 13 and 24 are currently full, reflecting strong demand from passengers seeking to travel during the tournament period.

The Casablanca to New York route has seen particularly heavy pressure ahead of Brazil’s first match, with no seats currently available on flights serving that destination, according to the same source.

The demand is not limited to the day before the match. Regular flights, which operate twice a day, are also fully booked in the days leading up to the fixture, the source said.

Royal Air Maroc is operating eight regular flights over the Tuesday to Friday period, using large aircraft with capacity for about 300 passengers each.

The airline’s exceptional flights, scheduled from June 12 to 24, are also fully booked, the source added, leaving no available seats under the special World Cup program at this stage.

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