Royal Air Maroc has strengthened its European network with the launch of a new three-times-weekly direct service between Casablanca and Verona, further expanding its presence in ITALY to eight destinations. The inaugural flight, AT890, took off on 21 June 2026, operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8 (registration CN-RHO), marking the start of regular Wednesday, Friday and Sunday services. The route is designed to serve the large Moroccan and African diaspora in northeastern ITALY, while also supporting growing business and leisure travel demand. Through Royal Air Maroc's Casablanca hub, passengers gain seamless access to the airline's extensive network across Africa, the Americas and the Middle East. Operated with a 159-seat Boeing 737-800 fleet on scheduled services, the new route forms part of the carrier's wider expansion strategy, which includes adding 10 aircraft and launching 10 new destinations in 2026, alongside preparations for the 2030 FIFA World Cup. Airport operator SAVE Group welcomed the service, highlighting strong demand for African connectivity from Verona, where passenger traffic to Africa grew by 22% in 2025 to approximately 290,000 travellers. The new service also…
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