Moroccan air transport is in a state of grace, that all officials said on dominating the global crisis has no negative effect on the market Aviation in Morocco
Casablanca Marrakech, Agadir, Fez and Tangiers are the main stations of the country,
Of the various airline companies are giving the established aviation market: RAM, Atlas Blue, Jet4you and other partners:
Casablanca Marrakech, Agadir, Fez and Tangiers are the main stations of the country,
Of the various airline companies are giving the established aviation market: RAM, Atlas Blue, Jet4you and other partners:
Royal Air Morocco known by the acronym RAM :
Since the announcement of its independence Morocco has established the national airline "RAM", and today with a fleet of size of over 50 aircraft, Royal area Morocco became the second airline Africa, it took: "wings of Morocco" as a symbol, and has succeeded in opening the country more than eighty destinations worldwide.
From Casablanca (the base of the Company), Royal Air Morocco connects several cities in Africa, Europe, North America and the Gulf.
RAM also focuses donations Hubs Secondary Airport Marrakech - Menara Airport
Tangier - Ibn Battuta, Airport Agadir - Al Massira.
RAM are newborns :
This is certain to create new regional companies to develop the tourism product is a new policy from the Royal Air Morocco for its entertainment resources:
Atlas Blue was born in 2004, the Moroccan airline cheap, cheaper services for various destinations in Europe, Atlas Blue is owned by Royal Air Morocco (99.99%) and private investors (0.01%), and has 167 employees, the company takes its main hub of Marrakesh.
With two aircraft Air Arabia Morocco is a private airline is 100% Its leader is Hassan Mohamed Bensalah, chairman, Air Arabia is not Morocco thanks to a partnership between AMR and Air Arabia and Ithmaar Bank and Bahrain . Casa Air Service
Another company, its service is a demand for domestic destinations is international.
Jet4you: cheap services the company is owned by a number of investors with different proportions: 40% from the German TUI group , 20% Attijariwafa Bank, and other owners. As
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