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Home » Economy » Skytrax Names Royal Air Maroc 6th Best Airline in Africa

Skytrax Names Royal Air Maroc 6th Best Airline in Africa

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Jun, 23, 2017
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Moroccan Air Traffic Increases by 13% in 1st Half of 2018

Moroccan Air Traffic Increases by 13% in 1st Half of 2018

Rabat – Royal Air Maroc (RAM) was named one of the best airlines in Africa in a Skytrax 2017 survey published on June 21.

The Moroccan airways made Skytrax’s top ten list for the fourth consecutive year.
As a result, RAM’s career received an award at the Paris Air Show ceremony held by Skytrax.

Skytrax is a United Kingdom-based consultancy which runs an airline and airport review and ranking site. It takes surveys from international travelers to rate cabin staff, airports, airlines, airline lounges, in-flight entertainment, on-board catering, and several other elements of air travel.

Royal Air Maroc is now ranked 97th out of the world’s top airlines. Ethiopian Airlines topped the list of the best airlines in Africa, with South African Airways coming second.

Qatar Airways has been named the world’s best airline for 2017, stealing the title from Emirates, which dropped from first to fourth spot during this year’s Air Show. The second -ranked company is Singapore Airlines.

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