New flights to Morocco this winter: the routes opening in late October 2026, city by city

The winter flight season starts on Sunday 25 October 2026, and this year it brings a wave of new routes to Morocco. Ryanair, easyJet and Discover Airlines have each announced openings. Here is what starts, city by city, and what these schedules actually change for your trip. Short answer Ryanair announces 17 new routes (7 from Rabat, 5 from Marrakech, 5 from Agadir). easyJet opens six to Agadir, Marrakech and Essaouira. Discover Airlines connects Munich to Fez and Frankfurt to Agadir. Most of these routes fly twice a week: you will rarely get to choose your arrival or departure time. Ryanair: 17 new routes and 5.3 million seats Ryanair presents its winter 2026 programme in Morocco as its largest: 156 routes, 5.3 million seats, 13 Moroccan airports served and 17 new routes. The airline is also adding two aircraft in Rabat. The new routes mentioned: Rabat (7 new routes): including Stockholm and Krakow. Marrakech (5 new routes): including Wroclaw. Agadir (5 new routes): including Milan, Nuremberg, Bratislava and Gdansk. Milan Malpensa-Agadir starts on 25 October, with two rotations a week. Fez, Tetouan, Essaouira, Ouarzazate, Dakhla and Nador are also part of the airline's winter network. easyJet: six routes in late October and early November Bordeaux-Agadir: from 25 October, two flights a week. Prague-Marrakech: from 25 October, two flights a week. Nantes-Essaouira: from 27 October, two flights a week. Birmingham-Agadir: from 27 October, two flights a week. Zurich-Marrakech: from 28 October, two flights a week. Newcastle-Marrakech: from 3 November. Discover Airlines: Fez and Agadir from Germany The Lufthansa Group airline, which already served Marrakech, adds two destinations from late October 2026 to late March 2027: Munich-Fez, every Sunday. It is the only direct link between Bavaria and Fez. Frankfurt-Agadir, on Mondays and Fridays. About four hours of flying, a morning departure, arrival around midday, and a return to Germany in the evening. We have written an article about the Sunday midday arrival in Fez. Airlines can adjust days and times during the season: always check your flight on their website before booking everything else. What two flights a week mean for you On a daily route, you pick the time that suits you. On a route with two flights a week, you take what exists. In practice: Arrival in the morning or at midday, while the hotel or riad hands over the room around 14h or 15h. Departure in the late afternoon or evening, while check-out is at noon. No simple left-luggage service at the airport in most cities: the solution is in town, near your hotel or your point of departure. Where to leave your bags, city by city BoxSpot works with partner businesses: 9 MAD per hour per bag, capped at 59 MAD per day, with a QR code and a time-stamped photo at drop-off. Rabat: one spot in the Océan district, near Place de Russie, open from 9h to 22h (16h on Wednesdays), Sundays included. See Rabat Marrakech: two spots in the medina, near the Ben Youssef madrasa (until 23h, closed on Sundays) and Bab Aghmat (9h-17h, every day). See Marrakech Agadir: one spot in Boutchakat, open Monday to Friday from 9h30 to 19h and on Saturday mornings, closed on Sundays. The Discover arrivals on Mondays and Fridays fit well. See Agadir Fez: one spot in the medina, next to the Chouara tannery, open from 9h to 18h every day, and one spot in the new town open from 12h to 22h. See Fez Essaouira: no BoxSpot spot yet. We would rather say so. Your first and last day, without a suitcase Find the spot closest to your hotel or station. Opening hours and prices are shown before payment. See all cities Further reading: Agadir Al Massira airport, Rabat-Salé airport and arriving at Marrakech-Menara.