The winter 2026 schedule will see Ryanair operate 156 routes connecting the Kingdom to 14 European destinations. Rabat will emerge as the primary beneficiary, securing seven of the new services, followed by Marrakech and Agadir, each gaining five additional connections.

While specific European cities and flight frequencies remain undisclosed, the announcement clearly signals the airline’s commitment to expanding its presence across Morocco’s three most prominent tourism hubs.

National tourism authorities have hailed this initiative as a historic milestone for Ryanair in Morocco, emphasizing its role in enhancing the country’s air connectivity.

Thirteen Moroccan airports to benefit from expansion

A total of thirteen airports will experience increased Ryanair activity this winter. The initiative aims to improve access to key destinations like Fès, Tétouan, Essaouira, Ouarzazate, Dakhla and Nador, complementing the new routes announced for Rabat, Marrakech and Agadir.

Tourism officials anticipate that this expansion will help distribute tourist flows more evenly across regions and boost visibility for destinations currently underrepresented in major European markets.

With 5.3 million seats and 156 routes, Ryanair is set to deploy its largest winter program ever in Morocco. The exact destinations for the 17 new routes will be revealed in due course.