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MOROCCO: Royal Air Maroc to Renew All 787-8 Cabins

0750Z 09Oct26

MARRAKECH, Morocco: Royal Air Maroc and Boeing signed a partnership agreement on Thursday in Marrakech to renovate the cabins of its seven 787-8s.

MARRAKECH, Morocco

Royal Air Maroc and Boeing signed a partnership agreement on Thursday in Marrakech to renew the cabins of the Moroccan carrier's seven 787-8s.
Five of the aircraft were delivered direct to the carrier netween 2014 and 2016 while two, (MSN 41542 | CN-RHU) and (MSN 41543 | CN-RHV), are ex-Xiamen Airlines stock that are 11 years old or so and were delivered to RAM earlier this year.
The work will update and modernise interiors to match standards of more recent fleet additions.
The agreement was signed on the sidelines of the eighth Marrakech Airshow held 7-10 October at the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces air base.
RAM also operates six 787-9s.

Sources:

Lebrief

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