Through the first flight of Casablanca (CNN), Morocco, to Daking International Airport in Beijing (PKX), on January 20, 2025, Royal Air Maroc Cargo has returned a basic commercial link to the Suno-Massan. On Monday, Thursday and Saturday, the Boeing 787-9 will be connected to the two cities, providing a weekly charging about 30 tons in each direction. The three return trips to Casablanca will work on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. These direct flights in both directions will guarantee rapid transit times for shipping customers, providing full tracking transparency, and enabling them to plan for long -term transport solutions.
“For centuries, the geographical location of Morocco made an ideal gateway to shipping Africa and Europe’s trade,” says Mr. Yassine Berrada, VP Cargo at Royal Air Maroc. “In Royal Air Maroc, we are proud to go further, and to build Casablanca as a real air bridge between Asia, Africa and the Americas. Our newly launched service, which was launched from the largest airport in China does not provide a high -efficiency service for Chinese goods heading to Africa, but also provides direct contact with Brazil, thanks to the Sao Paolo road (GRU) that I started recently.
Royal Air Maroc enjoyed a successful trade relationship with the Chinese market before the epidemic, with regular trips to Beijing. “Restoring Chinese services was a clear and natural decision because the exchange of goods is important.” “We have chosen the largest airport in China in Beijing as our starting point, because the demand is stronger here in terms of passengers and goods. In the future, we plan to expand links with other major Chinese cities such as Shanghai and Guangzhou.”
The request for goods to Beijing is strong given the increasing Chinese interest in the wide range of African exports ranging from integrated circuits, electrical control panels and connectors, transistors, metal and metal products, copper products, zinc, copper alloys, copper, copper, accessories, leather goods, clothing, fish and fruit oil Frozen vegetables and agricultural products.
In China, Royal Air Maroc is efficiently represented by Globe Air Cargo China, a subsidiary of the ECS group. GSSA will fill in Moroccan internal trips with Chinese goods such as: electricity, electronic equipment, furniture, lighting marks, pre -buildings, iron/steel commodities, knitted or crochet fabrics, and so -and -so man -made, games, and sports equipment between other breeds. Many of them will enjoy Brazil through Morocco, on the recently launched CMN-Gru flights. In addition, ECS Group will provide strong technical support using its own solutions and enable access to the comprehensive digital tools for Cargotech. These advanced platforms, which cover the management of revenue, electronic reservation and the improvement of the capacity, will enhance the operational efficiency of the Royal Air Maroc, and increase the capabilities of the goods to the maximum and reach the market through data -based visions.
“We are incredibly proud to support Royal Air Maroc in creating this vital relationship between China and Morocco. Our custom teams are committed to Globe Air Cargo China to ensure the success of this way by improving goods flows and taking advantage of our advanced digital solutions. By combining our experience and ambitious vision of Royal Air Maroc, we are helping to build effective and sustainable air freight solutions that drive economic growth and communication through continents.
