Israir surprises: the new destination in Morocco that Israelis will be able to fly to

Israir has submitted a request to operate a weekly direct flight to Casablanca starting in early November, alongside two weekly flights to Marrakech. If approved, passengers will be able to combine the two destinations on an open-jaw itinerary without returning to the starting point.

Israir is expanding its operations in Morocco and has submitted a request to operate a weekly direct flight to Casablanca starting in early November, alongside two weekly flights to Marrakech. The operation of the flight to Casablanca is subject to obtaining the necessary approvals. For travelers, this means the ability to plan an open-jaw itinerary: for example, starting the vacation in Marrakech and returning to Israel from Casablanca, or doing the route in the opposite direction. This allows touring between the destinations without having to return to the city where the trip began just to catch the flight home. The planned flight schedule will also allow adjusting the length of the vacation to different needs, ranging from short getaways to vacations of 9 or 12 nights. Morocco has resumed activity in recent times and has become an interesting destination for Israelis, after a pause due to the war.