Crisis in Libya, the company Royal Air Maroc has more than seven months without operating their connections with the capital of this country. However, the Moroccan Air has announced that next week will resume its flights to Tripoli.
These links will be operated again from Casablanca, getting up again from 21 November.
At first, the route will have a total of three times a week. Tours are held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday in both directions, with departures from the Moroccan city at 7:40 pm and arrival in Tripoli at 12:35 hours. Return flights to Casablanca take off at 13:45 and land at the Mohammed V International Airport at 15:00 hours.
It will be a B737-800 aircraft in charge of covering the routes between two cities. This aircraft has a capacity to transport 165 passengers in Economy Class and 12 passengers in Business.
From the country, passengers will benefit from the reopening of the links to the Libyan capital, thanks to the Royal Air Maroc connections that currently operates the airports of Barcelona, Madrid, Malaga and Valencia to Casablanca. Through this hub, passengers can connect to 16 destinations in Morocco and 24 in other African countries.
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