British Airways, the UK’s flagship carrier, decided to resume international flights to and from Morocco starting from February 10, following the reopening of the Moroccan air borders on Monday.
Starting Thursday, the UK-based airline decided to resume flights from Heathrow airport to Morocco’s Marrakech, operating 5 flights per week, according to the company’s press release.
These flights will be offered from 59 pounds sterling (return ticket), British Airways further specified. The British air carrier will also resume, starting from March 31, flights from Gatwick airport to Morocco.21
“The UK market is extremely important to us. Today, we are more than ever determined to recover our position and do everything we can to develop the full potential of this high value-added market. The United Kingdom is the 4th outbound market for Morocco, and the 2nd market in terms of overnight stays,” says Adel El Fakir, Director General of the Moroccan National Tourist Office (ONMT), during his meeting in London. on February 3, with British air transport and travel players.
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