Morocco's national carrier, Royal Air Maroc (AT) is set to join the growing number of African carriers jostling for a share of the growing South America - Africa market when it resumes flights to Brazil from December this year. Swiss aviation newswire, ch-aviation, reports that flights from Casablanca to Sao Paolo will operate 3x weekly using a 767-300ER effective 20 December. |
| Brooklin, Sao Paulo, Brazil |
RAM last served Rio de Janeiro from Casablanca back in 1992.
Royal Air Maroc(AT): Casablanca - Sao Paolo
-Eff 20 DEC
- AT215 CMN 1230 - 2025 GRU 763 35
- AT215 CMN 2140 - 0535+1 GRU 763 1
- AT214 GRU 0705 - 1805 CMN 763 2
- AT214 GRU 2155 - 0855+1 CMN 763 35
Source [ch-aviation]
Air Algérie (AH) via their Facebook page have pencilled in February 5, 2014 as their planned launch date for twice weekly A330-200 flights to Sao Paolo from Algiers. Not to be outdone, Egyptair (MS) has also stated it is "studying" a potential Cairo - Sao Paolo service but has yet to commit to anything. Presently, only TAAG Angolan Airlines (DT), South African Airways (SA) and TACV Cabo Verde Airlines (VR) connect the two continents.
