Royal Air Maroc Welcomes Its Sixth Boeing 737-8 in Six Months
Royal Air Maroc, the national airline of Morocco, has enhanced its fleet with the recent delivery of its sixth Boeing 737-8 aircraft, supplied by Aviation Capital Group (ACG). This latest addition marks a significant milestone, as it is the final aircraft in a series of six that the airline has ordered for delivery in 2026. The successful acquisition of these planes underscores Royal Air Maroc's commitment to modernizing its fleet and expanding its operational capacity.
According to a press release from Aviation Capital Group, renowned for its expertise in aircraft asset management, this delivery represents not only the sixth aircraft delivered to Royal Air Maroc within a six-month timeframe but also highlights the strong collaboration between the two entities. Carter A. White, the Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of ACG, emphasized the achievement by stating, "With this new delivery, ACG marks the addition of the sixth 737-8 to the fleet of Royal Air Maroc in six months, a remarkable success for all parties involved." This strategic move is part of the airline's broader initiative to enhance its service offerings and improve efficiency.
Aviation Capital Group is recognized as one of the leading global aircraft asset managers, providing a comprehensive range of services to airlines around the world. As of June 30, 2026, ACG's portfolio consisted of approximately 500 aircraft under ownership, management, and leasing agreements, serving nearly 85 airlines across 50 countries. Founded in 1989, the company is wholly owned by Tokyo Century Corporation and specializes in commercial aircraft leasing, asset management services, and aircraft financing solutions.
As reported by fr.le360.ma.
