Stormy conditions cause multiple flight redirects in Morocco

Stormy conditions cause multiple flight redirects in Morocco
Saturday 7 September 2024 - 20:15

Several flights heading to Moroccan airports experienced disruptions and had to change their destinations to nearby airports due to unstable weather conditions in some Moroccan regions, as well as strong crosswinds and reduced visibility during landing.

The Moroccan Aviation page reported that several flights were affected and redirected to nearby airports such as Fes and Casablanca.

According to the same source, these flights include: “Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Marrakech via Casablanca, which was redirected to Casablanca,” “Air France flight from Paris to Marrakech, which was diverted to Casablanca,” and “easyJet flight from Lyon to Rabat, which was redirected to Casablanca.”

The decision also affected: “Turkish Airlines flight from Istanbul to Marrakech, which was diverted to Casablanca,” “Ryanair flight from Weeze to Rabat, which was redirected to Fes,” and “Ryanair flight from Malaga to Marrakech, which was diverted to Fes.”

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