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Rabat – Morocco’s low-cost airline Air Arabia Maroc has introduced four new flights on its domestic network.
The carrier will add a connection between Nador and Casablanca for two weekly flights on Friday and Sunday, to be launched on June 22.
The low-cost airline will also link Dakhla in the southern provinces with Casablanca and Marrakech. The flights will start from October 28.
The Dakhla-Marrakech flight will be operational three days a week: Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.
The airline will also open a new line connecting Agadir and Rabat. It will also start from October 28.
The flights between Dakhla and Casablanca will be operational four days a week, on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.
In May, the airline announced the opening of a new flight connecting Marrakech and Vienna, with takeoff set for October 29.
Last November, the low-cost airline launched weekly flights linking Marrakech to London and Paris.
To date, Air Arabia Maroc serves 32 destinations from six Moroccan cities, bringing its network total to 49 routes. In addition to Marrakech, Air Arabia Maroc runs flights out of Casablanca, Tangier, Fez, Nador, and Agadir, to various European cities.
