Doha-Transavia Airlines learned in Morocco yesterday when his first direct Amsterdam-Agadir flight with 176 passengers landed at Al Massira Airport. The start on April 1 adds an important path to the growing Moroccan network of the Dutch airline.
The new service is based on the cooperation between the Souss Massa Regional Council and the Agadir Souss Massa Tourism Board, with the flights planned three times a week – Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
“We see an increasing demand for goals in Morocco. We want to make this easier for our passengers,” said Marcel de Nooijer, CEO of Transavia.
“It is a beautiful and versatile country. I am proud that we Agadir and now also Rabat added to our network,” he added. “This offers our passengers even more options. No matter whether they are ready for a sunny escape, on a business trip or a family of visit.”
The coastal city of Agadir already boast Connections to over 30 international destinations by various airlines, supplemented by domestic services to Casablanca, Rabat, FEZ, Tanger, Laayoune and Dakhla.
However, Transavia does not stop in Agadir. The airline gave plans for the introduction of Amsterdam-Rabat flights from November 2025, which were operated on twice a week. From April 16, travelers can book tickets for the winter 2025/2026.
Known for his beaches, all year round mild climate and popular surf spots, Agadir Drawings Sighting and adventure lovers alike. Visitors can try fresh seafood and traditional tajine along the busy Waterfront Boulevards of the city.
Rabat offers a different Moroccan experience as a capital. Travelers can explore the Kasbah of Oudaias listed by UNESCO, visit Mohammed V’s mausoleum, experience the contemporary art scene or walk through the royal gardens.
Agadir al Massira Airport greeted 3.1 million passengers in 2024 – a jump of 36% compared to 2023, according to the National Office of the Aéroport (Onda). In order to cope with this increase, the airport will soon be expansion to modernize and enlarge its facilities.
These improvements Part From the “Airports 2030” strategy in Morocco, while the country is preparing for the FIFA World Cup 2030. The initiative aims to establish Morocco as an important aviation hub in Africa and beyond.
