The Government of Morocco has extended the suspension it placed on the international flights till September 10.
According to the source, the extension of airspace closure will not affect special flights to and from the country. All citizens of Morocco planning to go on holiday abroad and foreign tourists planning to sunbathe on the Kingdom’s beaches will have to reconsider their plans.
The Moroccan Airspace will remain closed until 10 September, one month more than was previously planned, and the General Directorate of Civil Aviation (DGAC) of the Ministry of Equipment and Transport will soon issue a NOTAM (A notice to airmen) in this direction.
The decision to further close the Moroccan airspace for another one month is in line with the extension of the health emergency to suppress the spread of COVID-19 and bring it under control.
However, this decision does not affect the special flights dedicated to Moroccans stranded abroad and to foreign residents in the Kingdom. These special flights will continue to be operated by three airlines, namely Royal Air Maroc, Air France, and Air Arabia.
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