Israir to Cancel Flights to Morocco Amid El Al's Return
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Israeli airline Israir is expected to cancel its flights to Marrakech due to operational difficulties, while competitor El Al announced it will resume flights to Morocco.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israir plans to cancel its Marrakech flights.
- Operational difficulties with Morocco cited as reason.
- El Al will resume flights to Morocco.
- Sun D'or to operate two weekly flights.
- Flights resume this winter starting at $600.
Israeli airline Israir is reportedly set to cancel its newly established flight route to Marrakech, Morocco, just months after its launch. The decision comes despite ongoing ticket sales for the route. Sources within Israir cite operational difficulties with Moroccan authorities as the primary reason for the cancellation.
In contrast, rival airline El Al announced on Tuesday its intention to resume flights to Morocco. El Al's subsidiary, Sun D'or, will operate two direct flights per week to the North African kingdom starting this winter, with fares beginning at $600.
