Rabat – Irish airline Aer Lingus announced the introduction of a new flight route connecting Dublin to Marrakech, beginning in October. The new service will operate three times a week.
The route expansion is a key component of Aer Lingus’s broader strategy to provide customers with more options for sun-filled escapes during the winter months.
The airline invites its travelers to “explore the Jardin Majorelle or discover the splendor of the Bahia Palace,” with flights set to commence on October 26 this year.
The company added in their statement that Marrakech offers “an adventure at every turn, with a rich mosaic of landscapes, sounds, and flavors.”
This new route responds to global trends indicating a rising demand for sun-soaked getaways during the fall and winter months.
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In response to a projected surge in passenger demand with the new route, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has expanded its offerings for the upcoming summer season.
The Moroccan national carrier has unveiled a strategy to increase its network and seat capacity, providing over 6.5 million seats across more than 90 destinations on four continents.
A significant portion of this increase targets European destinations, with nearly half of the seats allocated to Europe.
RAM will operate 671 weekly flights linking 37 European cities to 11 Moroccan airports. The airline has also enhanced seat availability for North America and the Middle East.
Additionally, RAM will launch a new direct flight between Casablanca and Toronto in December, starting December 8 with three weekly frequencies on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.
