Air Arabia Maroc (3O)

The airline recorded pre-tax net profit of 1.8 billion dirhams, up 14%, and revenue of 7.78 billion dirhams. It carried 21.8 million passengers (+16%), increased capacity by 10% and raised its load factor to 85%. Air Arabia added 9 Airbus A320 aircraft, expanding its fleet to 90 planes, and launched 30 new routes, bringing its network to 219 routes. Despite a challenging regional and economic environment, it maintained strong profitability through disciplined cost management and its multi-hub low-cost model, thereby strengthening its position against the Gulf’s major airlines and regional low-cost carriers.

The airline Air Arabia Maroc is expanding its international network with the launch of a new direct air connection linking Tangier Ibn Battouta International Airport with Rotterdam The Hague Airport in the Netherlands. There are 3 flights a week between Tangier and Rotterdam, scheduled on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, aboard an Airbus A320. The timings are designed to make stays and connections easier. For example, on Tuesdays, the flight departs Tangier at 15:10 and arrives in Rotterdam at 18:20, while the Tangier–Rotterdam flights on Fridays and Saturdays depart early in the morning. This new route meets strong demand from Moroccans living in the Netherlands, as well as European tourists and economic stakeholders on both sides. It is part of Air Arabia Maroc’s strategy to strengthen connections between Morocco and Europe while consolidating Tangier’s role as a regional hub.