Morocco
Ryanair plans to double passenger traffic to Morocco
Ryanair plans to double its Moroccan passenger traffic to 30 million by 2030, spokesperson Elena Cabrera told Maghreb Arabe Press,
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According to reports by FAR-Maroc Forum, in a post on X, the specialized military source confirmed the arrival of the Boeing-manufactured next-generation attack helicopters in Morocco. The report went on to say that an official ceremony would soon be held at Morocco’s Royal Armed Forces 7th Air Base in Khouribga. The Apache AH-64E helicopters are viewed as one of the world’s most advanced aircrafts featuring state-of-the-art communication, navigation, detection, and weapons systems.
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