Ryanair Adds Four Morocco Routes for Summer 2027

Rabat – Ryanair’s first 29 new summer 2027 routes include four connections serving Morocco, with Tangier set to gain three European links and Marrakech one.

Ryanair announced the initial additions on October 9, saying the routes were available to book through its website and app.

The airline plans to operate more than 2,500 routes to 230 destinations across its network in summer 2027. Chief Marketing Officer Dara Brady said more new routes would be announced as the airline continues to expand its network.

Three of the Moroccan connections will serve Tangier, linking the northern city with Alicante in Spain, Krakow in Poland and Turin in Italy.

The fourth will connect Marrakech with Palermo, in Sicily. Ryanair’s announcement did not provide operating frequencies or launch dates for the four Morocco routes.

The summer expansion follows the airline’s winter 2026-2027 schedule for Morocco, which it announced in August.

Ryanair said it would offer 5.3 million seats to and from Morocco, 580,000 more than the previous winter, representing 12% growth. The schedule includes 156 routes and 17 new connections across 14 countries.

The winter additions include Rabat-Stockholm and Rabat-Krakow, Marrakech-Wroclaw and Marrakech-Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden, as well as Agadir-Milan Malpensa, Agadir-Nuremberg, Agadir-Bratislava and Agadir-Gdansk.

Planned services include two flights a week between Rabat and Stockholm, as well as Rabat and Krakow.

Marrakech-Wroclaw is also set to run twice a week, while Marrakech-Karlsruhe is planned three times a week. Each of the four Agadir routes is expected to operate twice weekly.

The winter plan is built around Ryanair’s fifth Moroccan base in Rabat and will see flights operating across 13 airports in the country.

The airline also plans to operate 16 aircraft based in Morocco, including two at Rabat, representing a total investment of $1.6 billion. Ryanair says its Moroccan operation supports more than 8,500 local jobs.