The airline “Saudia” has resumed its direct and seasonal flights to Marrakech, its second destination in the Kingdom of Morocco after Casablanca, with three flights a week from Jeddah.
Flights to Marrakech will be operated with Boeing (B787-9) Dreamliner, which has a capacity of 298 seats, including 24 in business class and 274 in economy class, equipped to offer the best standards of comfort to passengers, including included with quality electronic services that aim to make the travel experience enjoyable, the Saudi air carrier stressed.
The executive vice-president of operations within “Saudia”, Ahmed Al-Wasiya, noted that the resumption of flights between Jeddah and Marrakech will help facilitate the transport of pilgrims who perform “Hajj” and “Umrah” in the Kingdom, as well as travelers in transit on domestic and international flights.
This service will also make it possible to meet the growing demand for tourist and commercial travel between the two countries and the different continents, in particular with a modern and constantly growing fleet which accompanies this trend, he specified.
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