Ryanair is launching eight new routes linking Morocco with European destinations for the Winter 2026/27 season, further expanding the low-cost carrier’s already strong presence in the Kingdom.
The new services include, Rabat to Stockholm, Rabat to Kraków, Marrakech to Wrocław, Marrakech to Karlsruhe, Agadir to Milan, Agadir to Nuremberg, Agadir to Bratislava and Agadir to Gdańsk.
These additions form part of Ryanair’s largest-ever winter schedule in Morocco. The Irish airline will operate 156 routes connecting 13 Moroccan airports with destinations in 14 European countries, offering 5.3 million low-fare seats, an increase of 580,000 seats, or 12%, compared with the previous winter.
The expansion is supported by 16 aircraft based in Morocco, including two stationed at Ryanair’s new Rabat base, its fifth in the country.
The overall investment in Morocco now stands at approximately $1.6 billion and supports more than 8,500 local jobs.
The strengthened network improves year-round connectivity to major cities and secondary markets across Europe, boosting inbound tourism to Morocco’s imperial cities, Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts, Atlas Mountains, and southern regions.
It also supports the Kingdom’s tourism growth strategy ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, which Morocco will co-host with Spain and Portugal.
Ryanair first entered the Moroccan market in 2006 following the EU-Morocco Open Skies agreement and has steadily grown its operations ever since.The latest expansion underscores Morocco’s position as one of the airline’s fastest-growing and most important markets outside Europe.
