Royal Air Maroc is now offering three direct flights per week between Casablanca and Beijing oprated by Boeing 787-9 aircraft. As well as adding 30 tons of weekly cargo uplift each way between China and Morocco, the route also opens up a new China -Morocco-Brazil link, via the Moroccan carrier’s Casablanca hub and its new service to Sao Paulo. The flights operate on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays between Casablance and Beijing.
Vice presicent of cargo at Royal Air Maroc, . Yassine Berrada, said: “Our newly launched, thrice-weekly service out of China’s largest airport, not only provides a highly efficient service for Chinese goods destined for Africa, but also offers a direct onward connection to Brazil, thanks to our recently commenced Sao Paolo route.”
Royal Air Maroc enjoyed a successful business relationship with the Chinese market prior to the pandemic, with regular flights to Beijing.
Cargo demand into Beijing is strong given the growing Chinese interest in the vast array of African exports ranging from integrated circuits, to metallic products, along with produce of various kinds
In China, Royal Air Maroc is represented by Globe Air Cargo China, a subsidiary of ECS Group.