Royal Air Maroc adds six Boeing 737-8s and plans Dreamliner fleet growth
Royal Air Maroc received its sixth Boeing 737-8 from Aviation Capital Group, completing six deliveries in six months, while the airline aims to have ten Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliners by early 2025.
Boeing 737-8 deliveries
Royal Air Maroc received its sixth Boeing 737-8 from Aviation Capital Group, completing a total of six aircraft delivered over a six‑month period. The latest delivery was announced by Aviation Capital Group on Sunday. White, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of Aviation Capital Group, praised the achievement. As of June 30, Aviation Capital Group owned, managed, or leased about 500 aircraft.
Dreamliner fleet expansion
Royal Air Maroc will have ten Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliners by the beginning of 2025. The new Dreamliner, with a capacity of 296 passengers, will be the eleventh Dreamliner in the airline’s fleet. The carrier currently operates seven Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliners. A technical defect on a Boeing 787‑8 at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca caused a significant delay.