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Royal Air Maroc Partners Qatar Airways

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Qatar Airways and Royal Air Maroc have entered into a strategic joint business agreement on their services between the State of Qatar and the Kingdom of Morocco.

The deal will provide enhanced links between Qatar and Morocco, a greater choice of flights to more destinations and improved frequent flyer benefits.

With this new agreement, passengers will be able to purchase a single itinerary combining flights on both carriers’ global networks, affording them the ease of one-stop ticketing and baggage check-in.

Royal Air Maroc will be operating three weekly flights with a Boeing 787 Dreamliner to Doha complimenting Qatar Airways’ existing seven times weekly flights to Casablanca, giving passengers the flexibility of using a combination of flights from both airlines between Qatar and Morocco.

Qatar Airways and Royal Air Maroc will also be improving flight transfers for passengers through enhancing and expanding the codeshare network beyond their respective hub cities of Doha and Casablanca.

Royal Air Maroc Chairman and CEO, Mr. Driss Benhima, said, “This agreement is a crucial phase in the history of Royal Air Maroc since it allows us to create a "bridge" between Asia and Africa that will facilitate the movement of customers in the most convenient way due to the extensive network of Qatar Airways in Asia and the dense network of Royal Air Maroc in Africa by enabling them to transit seamlessly through the hubs of the two companies, namely Doha and Casablanca.”

Qatar Airways, Doha, Royal Air Maroc, Morocco, Casablanca

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