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Israeli airlines plan new direct flights to Morocco this fall

Israeli carriers Arkia, Sun d’Or and Israir are set to start direct flights to Morocco, with Israir adding two weekly flights to Marrakesh and planning a Casablanca route.

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  1. Israir announced expansion of its Morocco service with two weekly flights to Marrakesh and a planned Casablanca route.

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    What the source said
    The Jerusalem Post
    “expands Morocco service with two weekly Marrakesh flights”

    Under the planned schedule, passengers could, for example, fly from Israel to Marrakesh and return from Casablanca without traveling back to their original arrival city.

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  2. Israeli airlines Arkia, Sun d’Or and Israir will launch direct flights to Morocco this fall as ties between the countries deepen.

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    What the source said
    Israel National News
    “Arkia, Sun d’Or and Israir are set to launch direct flights to Morocco this fall”

    as Israel-Morocco ties deepen and travel demand rises.

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