Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair announced the launch of three new routes between Spain and Morocco starting November 2021.
The new routes will link Barcelona-El Prat airport to those of Rabat, Agadir, and Oujda, according to a Ryanair statement released on Thursday.
Flights will be made twice a week, Ryanair CEO Eddie Wilson said, noting that their launch is part of the company’s strategy to strengthen its presence in Morocco.
“Ryanair’s launch of those new routes, confirms its commitment to the recovery of the tourism industry, employment, and connectivity,” he added.
In July, Ryanair announced its third base in Africa out of its more than 80 bases on the continent and across Europe. Its new base is located in Agadir, whereby the low-cost carrier plans to base two aircraft as an investment of $200 million.
“As Morocco has the most effective vaccination campaign in Africa, we want to continue to support the economic recovery as well as the regional and international connectivity of Morocco and position Agadir as a leading winter destination,” Ryanair CEO said in a statement.
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