Articles tagged “royal air maroc”

Startups

Fetcherr Closes $90 Million Funding Round to Help Airlines Create Fares You’ll Want to Book

What does it take to get passengers to click that airline "book" button? Fetcherr claims its AI-infused tech is helping airlines get better at it.

Dennis Schaal | 1 week ago

Fetcherr Closes $90 Million Funding Round to Help Airlines Create Fares You’ll Want to Book

Airlines

Where Are the Women? The Airline Industry Reckons With a Broad Gender Gap

In recent decades, women have gone on to lead countries and major companies. But the airline industry has been much slower to close its broad gender gap across senior leadership, engineering and pilot roles.

Meghna Maharishi | 4 weeks ago

Where Are the Women? The Airline Industry Reckons With a Broad Gender Gap

Airlines

Oneworld Alliance, Explained

After moving above Sky Team to second in the “Big 3” of airline alliances, the next few years are more likely to be about staying put than targeting the top spot.

Joey Tyson, Skift | 1 year ago

Oneworld Alliance, Explained

Airlines

Oneworld Airline Alliance’s New Partner Opens Opportunities in Africa

Those who fly on American, British, and a dozen other worldwide carriers will soon get better access to Africa with a new partner joining the Oneworld alliance in 2020.

Grant Martin, Skift | 6 years ago

Oneworld Airline Alliance’s New Partner Opens Opportunities in Africa

Airlines

Royal Air Maroc Joins Oneworld Alliance to Bolster Africa Reach

Frequent flyers on American, British Airways, or one of the other 13 members of the Oneworld alliance will soon have another member to look forward to for codeshare flights and frequent flyer points. The new member will also extend the alliance's reach into Africa.

Grant Martin, Skift | 6 years ago

Royal Air Maroc Joins Oneworld Alliance to Bolster Africa Reach

Airlines

Morocco looks to sell stake in national carrier, Royal Air Maroc

Morocco aims to treble tourism by partnering with a gulf airline to drive access from currently untapped tourist markets in China, India, and Latin America.

Skift | 12 years ago