5.3M Seats, 156 Destinations: Ryanair Unveils Biggest-Ever Morocco Winter Schedule

Ryanair has announced its largest-ever winter schedule for Morocco, significantly expanding its network with 5.3 million seats, 156 routes, and 17 new destinations for the Winter 2026 season.

The expansion includes the opening of Ryanair's fifth Moroccan base in Rabat, reinforcing the airline's commitment to one of its fastest-growing markets and boosting connectivity between Morocco and Europe.

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Among the new routes are Rabat–Stockholm, Rabat–Krakow, Marrakesh–Wroclaw, and services from Agadir to Milan, Nuremberg, Bratislava, and Gdansk. The new schedule will connect Morocco with 14 countries, giving travelers more options to explore the country's imperial cities, Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines, Atlas Mountains, and desert landscapes.

Overall, Ryanair's Winter 2026 program will offer 5.3 million low-fare seats, an increase of 580,000 seats (12%) compared with the previous winter.

The expanded operation will be supported by 16 based aircraft, including two newly based in Rabat, representing an investment of approximately US$1.6 billion. According to the airline, the operation will support more than 8,500 local jobs, including around 480 pilot and cabin crew positions.

Beyond Morocco's major tourism gateways, the airline will continue operating flights to and from 13 airports across the country, including Fez, Tetouan, Essaouira, Ouarzazate, Dakhla, and Nador, helping improve regional connectivity and attract more international visitors.

Ryanair CEO Eddie Wilson said Morocco has become one of the carrier's most important growth markets.

He said the record winter schedule will strengthen year-round connectivity, increase inbound tourism from across Europe, support regional economic development, and contribute to Morocco's tourism ambitions ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, which the country will co-host.

Wilson also thanked the Moroccan National Tourist Office, the Moroccan Government, and airport operator ONDA for their continued cooperation, adding that Ryanair remains committed to further expanding its operations, routes, and investment across the Kingdom in the coming years.