Sun d'Or Resumes Flights to Morocco Amid High Demand
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli airline Sun d'Or, a subsidiary of El Al, announced it will resume flights to Morocco starting September 15 due to high passenger demand. Arkia Airlines had previously announced similar plans for the route.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Sun d'Or will resume flights to Morocco on September 15.
- High passenger demand is driving the resumption of services.
- Arkia Airlines also plans to fly the same route.
- Flights will operate twice weekly, starting at $599 round-trip.
Sun d'Or, a subsidiary of El Al, announced on September 15 that it is resuming flights to Morocco to meet significant passenger demand. This move follows a similar announcement by Arkia Airlines, which also plans to return to the same route. The flights will operate on Mondays and Wednesdays, with round-trip tickets priced starting at $599.
The resumption of services highlights a growing interest in travel between Israel and Morocco, likely spurred by the normalization of relations between the two countries. Both airlines are seeking to capitalize on this increased demand.
