Direct flights are on available on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday
Passengers can now fly to Casablanca in Morocco from Manchester Airport with Royal Air Maroc, with direct routes starting from June. The new scheduled flights join the already existing services to other Moroccan cities including the capital Marrakech.
The flights will operate three times a week on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday and will take round three hours and 30 minutes on a Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Lucie Hinton, head of aviation business development said: "Here at Manchester Airport we’re proud to connect the North to the world and we’re always looking for exciting new routes to offer to the people of the region.
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