According to a press release of the company, these flights will be serviced on a 173-seat 737-400 Boeing.
 
    These new airlines are part of the company’s strategy to extend its network to other European countries to reach 1.5 million passengers by 2010.
 
    The company, which kicked off its activities in Morocco on February 26, has a euro 5.5Mn capital owned at 40% by tourism word leader and 5th European carrier TIU group, and at 60% by Moroccan shareholders.
 
    The British low cost airliner, Easyjet, had also announced on Wednesday the opening of a new route between Madrid and Casablanca starting February 2007.
 
    The British company said this new route is part of a project to launch six new lines from the Spanish capital to other cities in Spain, France, Italy and Morocco.