14 new lines aimed primarily at leisure travellers - but also at the MICE segment. This is what Transavia is promising from and to Morocco for the winter 2025 season. Marrakech and Agadir will be the main beneficiaries of Transavia's increased route density. On the French side, Lille, the south-west and Brittany are the main beneficiaries of these line openings.
- Marrakech is now accessible from Toulouse, Lille, Biarritz (two flights a week) and Deauville (one flight per week). The southern metropolis already has connections with Paris-Orly, Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Brest, Montpellier, Nantes and Rennes.
- Agadir, in addition to its current lines to Paris-Orly, Bordeaux, Lyon and Nantes, will benefit from new flights with Montpellier, Toulouse, Lille, Brest (one flight a week) and Rennes (two flights a week).
– Dakhla in the Moroccan-administered part of Western Sahara, will now be connected to Bordeaux and Montpellier (one flight/week) plus Paris-Orly. In addition, the Nantes-Essaouira will be extended this winter with two weekly frequencies.
On the other hand, there will be nothing new for departures from Paris-Orly, the French capital already has a dense network of routes to 11 cities in Morocco and Western Sahara.
However, the main strategic innovation is the launch of routes from Marrakech and Agadir to Germany and Italy. Berlin will benefit from four weekly frequencies, divided equally between Agadir and Marrakech. Venice will also benefit from two weekly Transavia flights to Marrakech.
In total, Transavia will be offering 30% more seats to Morocco than last year. The new routes will start operating between 19 and 29 October. And are now on sale on the company's website.
