Marrakech

Israir has frozen plans to expand flights to Marrakech following new security directives. Ticket sales have been suspended pending final security assessments.

Israel is officially participating in the Marrakech Air Show for the first time, featuring eight defense companies amid localized anti-normalization protests.

Israel and Morocco are expanding security ties as eight defense companies participate for the first time in the official Marrakech Air Show, highlighting advanced military technologies.

Israir is expanding its Moroccan destinations by applying for direct flights to Casablanca alongside Marrakech, enabling flexible open-jaw itineraries for Israeli travelers.

Israir is expanding its flight route to Marrakech, Morocco, offering three weekly flights starting in November with flexible vacation options starting at $360.

Israir has canceled its planned flights to Morocco due to operational hurdles, while El Al's subsidiary Sun Dour steps in to launch twice-weekly flights to Marrakech starting November.

Sun Dor, an El Al subsidiary, announced a new direct route to Marrakech starting November 2026. Flights will operate twice weekly with introductory fares starting at 599 dollars.

After a long hiatus, direct flights to Morocco are gradually returning to Israel's aviation map. Following Arkia's recent announcement, Israir is also resuming direct service to Marrakech. Flights will restart in early September, just in time for the holiday season.