Hello from Morocco! I just flew Royal Air Maroc’s Boeing 737 business class on the 45-minute flight from Malaga (AGP) to Casablanca (CMN).

Let’s be honest, North African airlines (and airports, and maybe countries?) and I don’t get along particularly well. 😉 Egypt doesn’t care for me , and my Air Algerie flight on the outbound of this trip might just earn my lowest star rating ever, when I publish my full review.

So by comparison, I have to give Royal Air Maroc some credit, as I had a pleasant flight with the carrier, especially for a short haul. I’ll have a full review soon, but would like to share some initial thoughts.

Credit where credit’s due, I appreciate how Royal Air Maroc’s 737 business class consists of “real” business class seats. That’s the case throughout the dual-class 737 fleet, and it’s quite the contrast to what you’ll find on European carriers, as well as some other North African carriers, operating comparable routes.

It’s nice to have that assurance, rather than simply economy seats with a blocked middle . Now, the cabin wasn’t necessarily in great condition — there was a lot of wear and tear, and the toilet seat in the lavatory wouldn’t stay open without being held, which is less than ideal. But hey, that’s minor in the scheme of things!

Also note that there’s no Wi-Fi and no streaming entertainment, but there are some cartoons on overhead monitors (though Royal Air Maroc is introducing Starlink as of early 2027).

Given that this was a flight of under an hour, I was very impressed by the quality and quantity of the food. A snack was served after takeoff, consisting of burrata, prawns, some veggies, a cheese plate, and a dessert.

There was even time for a cup of tea. Royal Air Maroc also serves alcohol on these flights, though I didn’t have anything on that front.

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