Royal Air Maroc
MoroccoFull-service carrieroneworld memberSince 1957
Royal Air Maroc is the national airline of Morocco, a full-service carrier established in 1957 and based at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca. oneworld lists it as serving 82 destinations in 41 countries and territories. Royal Air Maroc joined oneworld in 2020 and runs the Safar Flyer loyalty programme.
- Founded
- 1957
- Headquarters
- Casablanca, Morocco
- Country
- Morocco
- Main hubs
- Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN)
- Airline type
- Full-service carrier
- Alliance
- oneworld
- Loyalty
- Safar Flyer
- Ownership
- Majority owned by the Moroccan state, according to CAPA; AACO lists the owners as public and private sectors.
- Callsign
- ROYALAIR MAROC
- Website
- royalairmaroc.com
How travel agents book Royal Air Maroc
GDS distribution
No current GDS distribution agreement was verified for this profile. In July 2008 Royal Air Maroc signed a 10-year agreement making Amadeus its exclusive distribution partner in its home market from January 2009, under an AACO framework deal.
NDC
No public NDC programme details verified at time of writing.
Direct channels
Royal Air Maroc sells on royalairmaroc.com and its mobile app, which also offer RAM Holidays flight and hotel packages, and through the sales agencies listed on its website.
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History of Royal Air Maroc
Royal Air Maroc was established in 1957 as the national airline of Morocco, and it joined the Arab Air Carriers Organization in 1974. The state remains the majority shareholder.
From its hub in Casablanca the airline built a network linking Morocco with Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. In 2008 it signed a 10-year agreement making Amadeus its exclusive distribution partner in its home market from January 2009, alongside 12 other Arab airlines in an AACO framework deal.
Royal Air Maroc joined oneworld in 2020, becoming the alliance's first full member on the African continent. Its regional subsidiary, Royal Air Maroc Express, flies ATR 72 turboprops on domestic routes from Casablanca.
Long-haul flying is built on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which the airline describes as a new era for air transport in Morocco. Growth continued in 2026: a Casablanca to Los Angeles route opened in June, its fourth US destination after New York, Washington and Miami, and further 787-8 and 737 MAX 8 deliveries took the fleet to 69 aircraft by August.
Milestones
- 1957Royal Air Maroc is established as Morocco's national airline.
- 1974Joins the Arab Air Carriers Organization.
- 2008Signs a 10-year Amadeus distribution agreement, effective January 2009.
- 2020Joins oneworld, the alliance's first full member in Africa.
- 2026Opens Casablanca to Los Angeles in June; fleet reaches 69 aircraft in August.
Fleet
Aircraft types in service as of 2026
Royal Air Maroc's fleet page lists 27 Boeing 737-800s, 17 737 MAX 8s, seven 787-8s, six 787-9s, four Embraer E190s, six ATR 72-600s and one 767-300 freighter. Deliveries continued in 2026, including a leased 787-8 in July and a 737 MAX 8 in August, after which CAPA reported a fleet of 69 aircraft.
Network and hubs
Royal Air Maroc operates a hub-and-spoke network from Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport (CMN). oneworld lists 82 destinations in 41 countries and territories, with services to Europe, Africa, the Maghreb, the Middle East and North and South America. AACO data based on 2024 schedules shows 93 airports in 45 countries.
In the United States it serves New York, Washington, Miami and, since June 2026, Los Angeles. Royal Air Maroc Express adds domestic flights, and codeshare partners include American Airlines, British Airways, Iberia, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Turkish Airlines, Kenya Airways and EgyptAir.
Royal Air Maroc: frequently asked questions
What are Royal Air Maroc's IATA and ICAO codes?
Royal Air Maroc uses the IATA airline code AT and the ICAO designator RAM, with the radio callsign ROYALAIR MAROC. The FAA lists the company as Royal Air Maroc – Compagnie Nationale de Transports Aériens, registered in Morocco. Its flights are sold under the AT code.
Is Royal Air Maroc in oneworld?
Yes. Royal Air Maroc joined oneworld in 2020 and is the alliance's first full member based on the African continent. Safar Flyer elite members receive oneworld status benefits, from Ruby to Emerald, when flying on any oneworld member airline.
What is Royal Air Maroc's hub?
Royal Air Maroc's hub is Mohammed V International Airport (CMN) in Casablanca. Most international itineraries connect there, linking Morocco and Africa with Europe, the Middle East and the Americas. Its regional subsidiary, Royal Air Maroc Express, feeds the hub with domestic flights.
What aircraft does Royal Air Maroc fly?
Royal Air Maroc flies Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 Dreamliners on long-haul routes and Boeing 737-800s and 737 MAX 8s on medium-haul routes. Embraer E190s and ATR 72-600 turboprops serve regional and domestic flights, and a Boeing 767-300 is used for cargo.
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Book a meetingSources
- oneworld — Member airlines: Royal Air Maroc
- Royal Air Maroc — Our fleet
- Royal Air Maroc — Alliance and partnerships
- Royal Air Maroc — Dreamliner
- AACO — Member airlines: Royal Air Maroc
- AACO — Royal Air Maroc commences Casablanca-Los Angeles service in June 2026
- AACO — Royal Air Maroc receives one 737 MAX 8 in August 2026
- AACO — Royal Air Maroc receives Boeing 787-8 in July 2026
- CAPA — Royal Air Maroc airline profile
- Travel News Asia — Royal Air Maroc joins 12 airlines in Amadeus-AACO deal (July 2008)
- IATA — Airline and location code search
- FAA — JO 7340.2N Contractions (ICAO three-letter designators and telephony)