The North Africa Post
The Istanbul-based Pegasus Airlines will launch in July its first route to Morocco, at Casablanca, marking its debut in the North African country.
The new route, part of the carrier’s expansion on the African continent, will be inaugurated on July 8. The airline will propose four weekly flights to the Moroccan business city.
Passengers will use one single aisle aircraft that could be a Boeing or an Airbus, reports say.
The low-cost airline will be the second Turkish aviation company to serve Casablanca after national carrier Turkish Airlines.
The Istanbul-Casablanca flights adds on the already existing two Egyptian destinations namely Hurghada and Sharm el Sheikh.
The airline, which already services two Egyptian destinations, namely Hurghada and Sharm el Sheikh, intends to gradually capture the rest of the continent using Casablanca as hub.
POSTED BY KAMAILOUDINI TAGBA
Kamailoudini Tagba Independent Journalist, Freelance Interpreter and Toastmasters International Competent Communicator (CC), speech writer, based in Togo, West Africa Attended Central China Normal University (China), MA in Linguistics and Communication. Kamailoudini Tagba is UNESCO scholarship Alumni, interested in International Relations studies and Security Studies. Kamailoudini Tagba, trained as journalist at Togo state radio, worked for the African Network of Culture Promoters and Entrepreneurs (rapec) as news writer. Studying to become Middle and Near East Politics expert for Africa
