RAM to operate 30 round flights to Doha for fans to attend semi-final game

RAM to operate 30 round flights to Doha for fans to attend semi-final game
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Monday 12 December 2022 - 12:54

Morocco’s air flag carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced that it will secure about 30 flights linking Casablanca and Doha, with large-capacity aircraft for fans to attend the World Cup semi-final game against France.

The flights will be operated this Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of the start of the game.

Additionally, RAM further stated that this unique offer will be launched for sale starting this Monday at a special price of MAD 5,000 for outbound and return flights.

Tickets will be sold online through the Moroccan carrier’s website, in addition to the company’s commercial agencies, its call centers and the national network of travel agencies, specified the same source.

More recently, Morocco defeated Portugal on Saturday (1-0) to qualify for the 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup semi-finals.

The Kingdom remains the only Arab and African country to reach this sporting event’s advanced stage.

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