On October 25, 2026, Ryanair is set to launch a new direct flight connecting Rabat, Morocco, to Stockholm-Arlanda, Sweden. This addition to their flight schedule includes two weekly rotations, with an estimated flight duration of 4 hours and 50 minutes. The inaugural flight, designated as FR848, will depart from Stockholm-Arlanda on Sunday, October 25, providing travelers with a convenient and non-stop route to Rabat-Salé Airport.
This new route was highlighted in the latest updates from Aviation Week on September 14, where it was previously announced in August as one of seven new destinations added by Ryanair for the winter season. While details regarding the flight schedule were initially scarce, the confirmation of this route marks a significant development for travelers wishing to explore Morocco from Sweden.
Ryanair has also confirmed that Rabat will be among three new routes commencing this winter from Stockholm-Arlanda, alongside Warsaw and Wroclaw. To accommodate the increased traffic, the airline will introduce an additional Boeing 737 to its Swedish base, further enhancing its operational capacity.
Details of the New Route
The flight between Stockholm and Rabat spans approximately 3,385 kilometers and will operate twice weekly on a Boeing 737. With a planned duration of 4 hours and 50 minutes, this route is now available for bookings on the official Ryanair website. The addition of this direct flight to Stockholm is part of Ryanair's ongoing expansion of its Rabat base, which has been operational since April 2026, with two aircraft already assigned to strengthen international connections from the Moroccan capital.
This new service is part of Ryanair's record winter schedule in Morocco, featuring a total of 156 routes across 14 European countries and offering 5.3 million seats. It also complements other recent launches, including the new connection between Agadir and Gdańsk, which has also been introduced for the 2026-2027 winter season.
As reported by bladi.net.
