Morocco's flag carrier RAM wins Best African Airline Award

Morocco's flag carrier RAM wins Best African Airline Award
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Friday 17 December 2021 - 19:55

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has been voted the best airline in Africa at the Global Traveler Magazine’s 18th annual GT Tested Reader Survey Awards.

The prize was awarded to the Moroccan airline at Global Traveler’s annual awards ceremony on December 14, in Los Angeles, says RAM in a statement.

In the same survey, Royal Air Maroc was also ranked fourth-best airline in the Middle East and North Africa region, outperformed only by Etihad Airways, Emirates, and Qatar Airways.

The GT Tested Reader Survey, a prestigious poll in the airline industry and luxury tourism, was conducted by Global Traveler, an international monthly publication focusing on business and luxury travel. More than 20,000 magazine subscribers took part in the vote at the 18th edition of the GT Reader Survey.

“We are happy and honored to receive this prestigious award, and to be recognized as the best airline in Africa,” said Hamid ADDOU, Board Chairman and CEO of Royal Air Maroc, quoted in the statement.

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