Special Flights Program: Passengers Should Meet Conditions Set by Government (Morocco's Flag Carrier)

Special Flights Program: Passengers Should Meet Conditions Set by Government (Morocco's Flag Carrier)
Saturday 11 July 2020 - 16:52

Passengers should imperatively meet the conditions put in place by the government within the framework of the launch of the special flights program as from July 15, Morocco’s flag carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) said on Saturday.

The national airline indicated, in a statement, that flights to Morocco are open to all Moroccan citizens (tourists stranded abroad, students or residents abroad) and their families, as well as to citizens of other nationalities residing in Morocco and their families.

For all flights to Morocco, added the same source, passengers should have a negative PCR test dated less than 48 hours ago and a serological test, specifying that children under the age of 11 are exempt from the test.

In addition, flights from Morocco are open to Moroccans residing abroad and their families, foreigners residing or not residing in Morocco and their families, Moroccan students enrolled in universities abroad, as well as businessmen and businesswomen and citizens obliged to travel abroad for medical care, provided they have an exceptional authorization issued by the prefecture of their province, RAM said.

Also, passengers travelling on flights from Morocco are exempt from testing and should enquire about and comply with the health provisions required by the countries of their final destination.

Royal Air Maroc also recalled that the wearing of masks is mandatory on all its flights and that only handbags as well as children and computers bags are allowed on board as carry-on baggage, the statement concluded.

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