Moroccan Airlines announced the safety of a 30-flight air bridge between Casablanca and Doha on Tuesday and Wednesday to allow more Moroccan fans to attend the 2022 World Cup semi-final against France.
The company said in a statement that it has established an air bridge between Casablanca and the Qatar capital, providing about 30 flights of large-capacity aircraft “to enable many Moroccans who want to support the national team in its epic and live the feeling of a World Cup semi-final.”
“Historic qualifications require historical arrangements,” she added, noting that this airlift “represents a historical record for Royal Air Maroc.”
Royal Airways also pointed to an exceptional opportunity to reorganize return flights for fans in Doha who traveled there on its flights, at no additional cost.
The day after tomorrow, Wednesday, Morocco will play the first semi-final for an African and Arab team in World Cup history against defending champions France.
The Moroccan national team, which enjoyed a lot of public support during the five matches it played at the World Cup in Qatar, increased its momentum by reaching the price league and then the quarter-finals.
Moroccan Airlines has already arranged additional flights to Qatar to follow Morocco’s last two matches against Spain in the final and Portugal in the quarter-finals.
Source: AFP.