A code share partnership has been announced by Kenya Airways (KQ) and Royal Air Maroc (RAM). This new partnership will enable travelers from Casablanca and Marrakech to use KQ to visit Nairobi. Additionally, connections to Johannesburg and Zanzibar will be available to travelers.
Royal Air Maroc Chairman and CEO Abdelhamid ADDOU stated, "This partnership strengthens our connectivity to the East and South of the African continent, thanks to a long-standing reliable partner, Kenya Airways." "It will enable our passengers to reach Nairobi and Johannesburg, two important economic and financial capitals, and Zanzibar, a popular tourist destination."
"We are pleased to continue to facilitate our customers' travel experiences and to develop our partnership strategy in support of our position as the leading continental operator," he added.
RAM currently flies three times per week from Casablanca to Accra (Ghana), and it will increase that to three times per week through its codeshare with KQ to Nairobi, connecting Accra to Johannesburg (South Africa) and Zanzibar (Tanzania).
According to KQ's Chief Commercial and Customer Officer Julius Thairu, "We are delighted to see this partnership reactivated as it will provide our travelers with improved connectivity options between our two hubs, Nairobi and Casablanca." "Our customers will be able to enjoy the financial center of Casablanca and the tourist destination of Marrakech."
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