Royal Air Maroc Express

Royal Air Maroc Express

1996Founded
2Aircraft types
1Base airports
FN · RGLIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Royal Air Maroc Express (FN/RGL) is a Moroccan regional airline founded in 1996, operating from its hub at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca. The carrier specializes in regional connectivity across North Africa and nearby markets using a modern turboprop fleet.

Fleet

Royal Air Maroc Express (IATA: FN, ICAO: RGL) is Morocco's regional airline operator, established in 1996 to serve regional routes across North Africa and connecting markets. Based at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, the airline functions as a crucial link for passengers traveling on shorter regional sectors where larger aircraft would be inefficient.

The airline's route network focuses on regional connectivity, leveraging its hub position in Casablanca to distribute passengers across North African destinations and secondary markets. This regional strategy allows Royal Air Maroc Express to maintain cost-effective operations while serving communities that benefit from dedicated regional air service.

The fleet consists exclusively of turboprop aircraft-the ATR 42 and ATR 72 families-aircraft purpose-built for regional operations. These workhorses provide the reliability, efficiency, and environmental profile suited to regional route networks, with the capacity to operate from smaller airports with minimal infrastructure requirements.

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