Royal Air Maroc has made a notable return to South America, resuming its services between Casablanca, Morocco, and São Paulo Guarulhos International Airport in Brazil on December 7th. This marks the airline’s first flights to South America since March 2020 when operations were halted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
At 22:13 local time, the airline’s Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, registration CN-RGX, touched down in São Paulo after a 9-hour and 9-minute journey from Casablanca. This reestablishment of the Casablanca-São Paulo route is a significant milestone for Royal Air Maroc as it reconnects with the South American market.
Flight Schedule and Capacity
Royal Air Maroc now offers three weekly flights on the Casablanca-São Paulo route, utilizing its state-of-the-art Boeing 787 aircraft. The schedule provides a total of 909 seats weekly in each direction. The flight timetable is as follows:
- Monday, Wednesday, Saturday:
- AT 215: Casablanca (CMN) 16:35 — 22:35 São Paulo (GRU)
- Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday:
- AT 214: São Paulo (GRU) 00:25 — 13:20 Casablanca (CMN)
São Paulo becomes Royal Air Maroc’s first destination in South America and its sixth in the Americas overall, joining Miami, Montreal, New York JFK, Toronto, and Washington DC.
