São Paulo – Moroccan airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced this week that it’s reinforcing its services for destinations in the Americas, Europe and Africa from Beirut, Lebanon, with a connection in Mohammed V International Airport, in Casablanca, Morocco, city where the airline is headquartered. The information is from news outlet Maghreb Arabe Presse (MAP).
According to the regional representative of the company in Lebanon, Khalid Dzairy, regarding the Americas, RAM has recently strengthened the connections to some cities such as New York, Washington, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, in a way that a trip from Beirut to New York that used to last 30 hours now takes only 18 hours.
According to MAP, even the duration of connections in Casablanca was reduced significantly. Dzairy added that the airline has decided to make available tickets for these destinations at “very attractive” prices. He also said that services were expanded to meet clients’ expectations.
The company has launched a promotional campaign about the new services, with the goal to promote “destination Morocco” in Lebanon.
RAM flies four times a week to Brazil with a Boeing 787 aircraft, arriving in São Paulo and Rio. Up until September of last year, the airline had only three weekly flights to the country.
*Translated by Sérgio Kakitani