The Royal Air Maroc (RAM) fleet will expand in the coming days with its eleventh aircraft of the Boeing Dreamliner model, with a capacity of 296 passengers. Currently stationed in the city of Seattle, United States, the aircraft has been carrying out test flights to verify its readiness as part of a series of mandatory tests on its equipment, both in flight and at ground, before delivery.
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These test flights were crowned with success. The C1 aircraft, belonging to Boeing and of the Dreamliner model, successfully flew for several hours in Seattle airspace, before obtaining approval for its delivery and transfer to Morocco. The arrival of this aircraft will allow RAM to operate long-haul flights such as Casablanca-Beijing and Casablanca-Los Angeles in the coming weeks.
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The tenth aircraft of the Boeing Dreamliner model was received two weeks ago. With the device, the national airline inaugurated its new direct route Casablanca-Toronto, in Canada. Likewise, it relaunched its direct Casablanca-São Paulo line, in Brazil.
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