Rabat – Moroccan flag carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) will reinforce its Casablanca and Beirut line with three additional flights. The new flights will be served, for the first time, by the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft.
Abderhman Ibrahimi, RAM’s sales manager in the Middle East and North Africa, announced at a ceremony to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the airline that the Casablanca-Beirut link will grow from three to six flights a week.
To celebrate this new offer, a mini-football tournament was organized with the participation of seven teams of Lebanese players residing abroad as well as other participants from Lebanon’s security team.
The tournament was marked by the presence of M’hamed Grine, the Moroccan ambassador to Lebanon, and Avedis Guidanian, the Lebanese Minister of Tourism.
Grine said that this event is a contribution from Morocco and RAM aiming to allow Lebanese living abroad to reconnect with their country of origin. He added that the national airline is a model institution in terms of development and solidarity between countries in a win-win approach based on mutual respect.
RAM was chosen by international air transport rating organization Skytrax for three consecutive years as the best regional airline in Africa in recognition of its pioneering role as a continental airline.
RAM serves 97 destinations with over 60 aircraft. Its staff includes more than 4,000 people of different nationalities.
