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Royal Air Maroc Extends Flight Suspension to Dubai and Doha Until March 31

PUBLISHED March 14, 2026
Royal Air Maroc Extends Flight Suspension to Dubai and Doha Until March 31

Royal Air Maroc's Ongoing Flight Suspension

Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has officially announced the extension of its flight suspension to and from Dubai, UAE, and Doha, Qatar, until March 31, 2026, due to the current security situation in the Middle East. This decision comes amid heightened regional tensions stemming from the ongoing conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States, which has disrupted airspace and aviation operations across various strategic areas in the region.

In a statement released this past Friday, RAM confirmed that all flights linking Casablanca to these major Gulf destinations have been temporarily canceled. The airline emphasized, "Due to the current situation in the Middle East, Royal Air Maroc flights to and from Doha and Dubai are canceled until March 31, 2026, inclusive," urging affected passengers not to arrive at the airport.

Travelers with tickets impacted by these cancellations are encouraged to reach out to their original point of sale, travel agency, or the airline's call center to explore modification or refund options available to them. RAM has also recommended that passengers check the status of their flights and update their contact information through the "Manage My Booking" section on its website, ensuring they receive the latest updates regarding their travel plans.

Impacts of Regional Tensions on Air Travel

The suspension of flights to Dubai and Doha reflects the increasing disruptions in international air travel within the Middle East. The escalation of regional conflict and the uncertainties surrounding the safety of certain airspaces have prompted several airlines to revise their operations, resulting in cancellations, detours, or temporary capacity reductions.

For RAM, these two destinations serve as crucial hubs for connections to Asia and the Gulf, particularly through Qatar Airways in Doha and Emirates in Dubai. Therefore, this temporary suspension may significantly impact the travel routes of passengers in transit to other regional or Asian destinations.

The national airline does not rule out further adjustments to its operations based on the evolving security situation in the region. The resumption of services to Dubai and Doha remains contingent upon the restoration of safe operating conditions for both crew members and passengers. Meanwhile, RAM continues to closely monitor the situation and maintain ongoing communication with aviation authorities and relevant partners to adapt its operations as necessary.

As reported by ledesk.ma.

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