Royal Air Maroc (RAM) will operate 12 special direct flights between Casablanca and Boston to meet soaring demand from Moroccan fans eager to attend the national team’s World Cup quarter-final against France on July 9.
The national carrier, which serves as the official airline of Morocco’s national team, said it had activated an exceptional air bridge following the Atlas Lions’ qualification for the last eight of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The move comes amid strong public enthusiasm surrounding Morocco’s historic tournament run.
RAM said the operation will provide a total capacity of 3,600 seats using wide-body aircraft on the Casablanca-Boston route, allowing thousands of supporters to travel to the United States for one of the most anticipated matches in Moroccan football history.
The airline is offering tickets at a fixed price of 10,000 Moroccan dirhams in economy class. The tickets are valid for fixed travel dates and are neither refundable nor changeable, it said.
Morocco’s qualification has generated a wave of excitement across the country and beyond, with the Atlas Lions continuing their impressive World Cup campaign after advancing to the quarter-finals. The match against France will determine whether Morocco can secure a place in the semi-finals and continue its bid for another historic milestone on the global stage.
The special flight program underscores the scale of supporter demand and highlights the growing national momentum behind a Moroccan side that has emerged as one of the standout teams of the tournament.
