International airlines announced they will resume Morocco-bound flights following a much-anticipated decision by Moroccan authorities to reopen Morocco’s borders on February 7.
Subsidiary of the low-cost Air France group, Transavia announced it will begin rescheduling flights to Morocco as of February 7. The airline provides access to 10 Moroccan airports from Paris Orly, Nantes, Lyon, and Montpellier.
The companies will be subject to health conditions and restrictions imposed by the authorities of the respective countries.
Air France announced, on Twitter, a gradual resumption of its flights, starting February 7, 2022.
[#Maroc ??] Sous réserve de l’accord des autorités locales, reprise progressive des vols #AirFrance dès le 7 février.✈️
Retour au programme habituel à partir du 14 février, avec jusqu’à :
▶️ 4 vols/jour vers #Casablanca
▶️ 3 vols/jour vers #Marrakech
▶️ 3 vols/jour vers #Rabat pic.twitter.com/5EmS569Rib— Air France Newsroom (@AFnewsroom) January 28, 2022
The usual program will resume from February 14 at the rate of 4 trips per day to Casablanca, three trips per day to Marrakech, and 3 trips per day to Rabat.
“Pending clarification from the Moroccan authorities on the conditions required for travelers, Air France will operate flights to and from Morocco.
Please check the travel health conditions according to your destination (Covid-19 test, vaccine, quarantine, etc.) on TravelDoc, the French company said on its website.
Meanwhile, EasyJet informed travelers that it will resume its operations in Morocco “as soon as the rules for entering the Kingdom are clarified.”
The company calls on the Moroccan authorities to ease the travel policy by canceling all checks for vaccinators.
“Testing is one of the main barriers to travel, and it prevents some travelers from moving around freely,” the company said in a statement.
EasyJet operated more than 20 routes to Morocco before the pandemic, including 7 from France, and carried more than one million passengers.
Earlier this week, Morocco’s airline Royal Air Maroc said it will resume international flights to over 50 destinations starting from February 7.
The flight program will include direct flights that will connect Morocco with destinations in Europe, Africa, America, the Middle East, and Asia.
A technical committee is currently holding deliberations on measures to impose on travelers and International airlines flying to Morocco.
Earlier this week, Morocco’s airline Royal Air Maroc said it will resume international flights to over 50 destinations starting from February 7.
The flight program will include direct flights that will connect Morocco with destinations in Europe, Africa, America, the Middle East, and Asia.
The government on Thursday night announced a decision to reopen Morocco’s borders on February 7 allowing International airlines to resume activity.
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