Israir Boosts Flights to Marrakech Amid Growing Demand
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli airline Israir is increasing its weekly flights to Marrakech, Morocco, from one to three. Other Israeli carriers, Arkia and Sundor, also operate flights to the popular destination, while Royal Maroc has not yet resumed service.
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- Israir increases Marrakech flights to three per week.
- Arkia and Sundor also operate flights to Marrakech.
- Boeing 737MAX aircraft will service the route.
- Royal Maroc has not returned to Israeli routes.
Israeli airline Israir has announced an expansion of its flight schedule to Marrakech, Morocco, increasing service from one to three weekly flights. The flights will operate on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, utilizing a Boeing 737MAX aircraft. This move comes as demand for travel between Israel and Morocco continues to grow.
Israir is not the only Israeli carrier serving the Marrakech route. Arkia Airlines also operates two weekly flights, on Mondays and Wednesdays. Additionally, Sundor, a subsidiary of El Al, is set to launch its own service to Marrakech starting November 16, with two weekly flights scheduled for Mondays and Wednesdays.
Royal Maroc, the Moroccan national airline, which previously served flights to Casablanca, has not yet returned to Israeli routes following the recent conflict. The increased flight offerings by Israeli airlines suggest a strong interest in the Israeli-Moroccan travel market.
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