Qatar Airways has confirmed that it will resume flights to
the cities of Casablanca (CMN) and
Marrakesh (RAK) in Morocco on 30 June 2023.
The Doha-based airline will operate the
HIA-CMN-RAK route four times per
week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays using Boeing 787-8
aircraft configured with 254 seats: 22 in Business
Class and 232 in Economy Class.
Qatar Airways flight QR1397 is scheduled to
depart from Hamad International Airport at 09:15, arriving at
Casablanca at 15:10. The aircraft will then leave Casablanca at
16:30, making its way to its final destination, Marrakesh, by
17:25.
Qatar Airways flight QR1398 is slated to leave Marrakesh at 18:55
and arrive in Casablanca at 19:45. The plane is then scheduled to
depart from Casablanca at 21:20, arriving in Doha at
06:30 the following day.
“The Qatar Airways’ flights to Casablanca and Marrakesh solidify
our commitment to the Moroccan market and meet a strong demand for
connectivity to these two beautiful and historic cities,” said
Akbar Al Baker, Qatar Airways
Group Chief Executive. “The FIFA
World Cup 2022TM brought Qatar and Morocco together through
football and bolstered our cultural and economic cohesion.
Connecting through our Hamad International Airport offers
passengers an unparalleled 5-star travel experience to over 160
destinations and continues to grow and expand our network.”
Qatar Airways will operate Casablanca
throughout the summer season with Marrakesh as a seasonal tag
operating until 11 September 2023.
The flights enhance the options
available to Qatar Airways passengers who can already avail of a
daily Royal Air Maroc codeshare flight operated between Casablanca
and Doha.
