Emirates has planned to reintroduce its flagship A380 to Casablanca as part of its plans to ramp up operations to Morocco. The airline will replace its 777-300ER currently operational on the Dubai Casablanca route with A380 to meet the growing demands.
With this upgrade, the airline flies its flagship A380 to three African destinations, Morocco, Johannesburg and Cairo.
The airline anticipates that this increased capacity between Casablanca and Dubai will offer leisure and business travellers more opportunities to connect to Dubai and beyond to cities across the Middle East and GCC, Europe, the Americas and West Asia.
The increased capacity on this route is also a testament of the airline’s commitment to support inbound visitor arrivals as the country double downs its efforts to reinvigorate its tourism industry. Last year, Emirates enhanced its partnership with Royal Air Maroc to a codeshare, providing more travel options and connection choices for customers of both airlines between Dubai and Casablanca, and beyond.
Emirates currently deploys its flagship A380 to 40 destinations worldwide.