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Royal Air MarocNewest Review: ... indication). The flight back however, was rediculous. Upon arriving in Casablanca, I assumed we would be held on the airplane for an hour whilst new passengers arrived, just as we had done on the way there. However, for no reason, the crew had us disembark, we had to go through security and re-board at another gate. It was obnoxious, and about 9 security staff checked my passport every ten ... more |
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by - written on 04/06/09 (Somewhat useful, 76 readings)
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I took a trip to Marrakesh two weeks ago, flying from London to Marrakesh via Casablanca on Royal Air Maroc. The flight to Marrakesh was acceptable. To be honest, I did not have high expectations, so when we arrived an hour late but safely, I was fine with it, despite the unbelievably freezing temperature of the cabin, and the inedible food (for the record, I usually like airline food, so the fact that this was, at first glance, digusting, is a real indication). The flight back however, was rediculous. Upon arriving in Casablanca, I assumed we would be held on the airplane for an hour whilst new passengers arrived, just as we had done on the way there. However, for no ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/05/08
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booking through the internet. I just booked 3 tickets with them for june. First they sent me an email telling me that my card, which works properly, isn t working, then when I phoned them to rebook they charged me 30pounds extra because their electronic payment service operates from paris and they charge you in euros and apply the currency conversion difference. they didn t mention this on their website nor did I inform me when I rebooked through phone. I only discored it when they debited my account!!!!
by - written on 05/04/05 (Useful, 953 readings)
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THE HISTORY Royal Air Maroc was set up 1946 and operated between Spain,France & Algeria. It then increased its revenue and set up training school for moroccans interested in avaition. 1977 Royal Air Maroc was launched at the hub of Mohammed V airport. This is the main airport in Morocco. R A M also fly to Agadir, Marrakech,Fez and many other airports, countries. Its has developed in to quite a big company. MY OPINION My first flight to Morocco was with RAM. I usually flew with BA. But RAM were cheaper so I tried them. Sat in Airport in London it was nearly time to board. Yes we were on time. I boarded plane and was given newspaper, taken ... Read the complete review
by - written on 26/06/02 (Very useful, 693 readings)
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My first impression with Royal Air Maroc was in Montreal, Dorval airport, when I saw the plane coming to the gate. It was a Boeing 747-200. It was the flight 203 going to Casablanca. I was somewhat excited, as I didn't really know how was flying on a 747. The plane however seemed dirty and old, and that had disappointed me. The flight was scheduled for 7:40 PM. At 8PM, we had still not boarded: these people have no respect for schedules. I then boarded on the plane. I was disappointed when I saw the crowded seats. Maybe had I overdone my perception of 747's? It was obvious that the plane was not recent and badly maintained. And a little detail: ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/07/00
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Royal Air Maroc are the only other airline than BA to offer direct scheduled services to Morocco (though you might get a charter flight from a tour operator). Where is the best place to buy tickets on R A M ? This is my best advice based upon 10 years experience of selling discounted airline tickets - but if you think you already know everything, and just want to find out the cheapest place to buy it for this airline, then skip to the last paragraph! Lets face it, all airlines can get you from A to B, sometimes you have to change at C, sometimes you have to hang around at C, but if price is your main concern, read on .... First, ... Read the complete review
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