Morocco’s flagship carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced the launch of its new regular route linking Casablanca and Tel Aviv, starting March 13.
The two capitals will initially be connected with four weekly flights, which are expected to increase to five weekly flights.
RAM announced that flights are scheduled from Casablanca on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 11:55 p.m. (Morocco time), arriving in Tel Aviv at 6:15 a.m. (local time).
RAM flights departing from Tel Aviv are scheduled for Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday with take-off at 7:15 (local time) and arrival in Casablanca at 12:10 (Moroccan time).
According to RAM, this new connection meets the expectations of Moroccans residing in Israel, who want to maintain a strong connection with their homeland. In addition, it aims to facilitate travel between both countries for tourists and businesspeople.
RAM has previously postponed the first commercial flight linking Casablanca and Tel Aviv, originally scheduled for December 12, due to pandemic-related concerns.
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