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Meeting in New York under US auspices, the foreign ministers of Morocco and Israel, alongside the United States, sealed a series of major commitments aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation, including an agreement to upgrade their diplomatic missions to full embassies.

Africa accounts for just 2% of global air traffic despite its vast population and geography, with high taxes, restrictive air-service agreements and blocked airline revenues keeping intra-African travel expensive and limited. A new policy analysis highlights the countries helping open Africa’s skies and those whose policies continue to hold the sector back.

The latest delivery brings the number of 737 MAX 8s operated by the national carrier to 18, as Royal Air Maroc continues to expand its fleet ahead of a much larger renewal and expansion program.

Several Royal Air Maroc (RAM) routes to Central Africa, suspended since May 24, 2026, due to a sharp increase in jet fuel prices amid geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, are gradually resuming. Morocco’s national carrier has restarted operations on some routes while keeping others suspended until the end of August.

According to the specialized industry website “BusinessTravel.fr,” Royal Air Maroc’s launch of new European routes significantly strengthens its market presence on the continent.

A strongly worded social media post by a senior official at Nigeria’s Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) threatening to recommend the suspension of Royal Air Maroc’s operations has drawn attention not only for its criticism of the Moroccan airline, but also for its unexpected reference to Air Algérie as an alternative. A new analysis by the Moroccan think tank Institut Géopolitique Horizons examines the regulatory dispute and the broader geopolitical questions raised by that choice.

Morocco’s national carrier is increasing capacity by 23% this summer, expanding service across Europe, Africa, the Americas, Asia, and the Middle East as it continues to grow its fleet and strengthen Casablanca as a regional hub.

Amid overwhelming demand from Atlas Lions supporters, Royal Air Maroc is expanding its air bridge to the United States. The national carrier has announced additional special flights to Boston and New York ahead of Morocco’s FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final against France.

Royal Air Maroc is launching an air bridge between Casablanca and Boston ahead of Morocco’s World Cup quarterfinal against France on July 9. The national carrier has scheduled 12 special direct flights to allow Atlas Lions supporters to attend one of the tournament’s most anticipated fixtures.