The basis for the resumption of operations, according to Angop, is tourism potential, as well as the improvement of the business environment in Angola.
According to the company – in a statement cited by Angop –, the return to the Angolan capital, in particular, appears as a destination of choice for tourists and foreign investors looking for partnerships in the country, with a focus on the areas of commerce, fishing and tourism.
It should be noted that Royal Air Maroc is part of the Oneworld Alliance network. The Moroccan company was the first African airline to sign a partnership with this network, in 2020, writes Angop.
This alliance, made up of 13 airlines, allows Morocco to be linked to a broad global network that has more than 900 destinations in 170 countries. These destinations, according to the statement, will now be available to those traveling in Luanda.
