Rabat – Binter has announced a new schedule, including air routes that will connect Moroccan cities with several destinations across the world.
In a statement, the company stated that its latest air routes are part of its largest schedule of routes in the company’s history for Morocco.
The schedule includes three direct routes between Moroccan airports and the Canary Islands.
It also includes a flight that connects Marrakech and the Portuguese island of Madeira during summer.
“The airline has offered over 78,000 seats for sale on up to 36 weekly flights that will cover 11 routes with eight destinations in the North African region closest to the Canary Islands: Fez, Marrakech, Agadir, Guelmim, Laayoune, and Dakhla, to which Tangier and Essaouira are added,” the airline said.
Binter announced three new air routes that will connect Gran Canaria to the airport of Essaouira twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Gran Canaria airport will also be connected to Tangier airport on Wednesdays.
The new air route also includes a flight between the island of Lanzarote and Guelmim on Saturdays. The air routes are part of the company’s commitment to meet the travel demand between the two destinations with a direct flight.
Binter will also relaunch direct connections introduced by the company in 2022 from Gran Canaria to Fez and Guelmim as well as from Madeira to Marrakech. The air routes will be part of the Winter’s summer schedule.
Binter will use its ATR 72 aircraft with a capacity of 72 passengers to serve the new air routes.
The company called on travelers interested in its new air route to purchase their tickets from its official sales channel, or through its app or telephone numbers.
Flight tickets are also available at travel agencies in Morocco.
Binter also expressed satisfaction with the cooperation between its company and Morocco’s national Tourist Office (ONMT), stressing that its new initiative is part of the establishment of a “collaboration agreement between the two parties” with the aim of strengthening their commitment to reviving tourism in Morocco and connectivity with the Canary Islands.
