Starting in March, Air Europa will offer new options to travelers from the Dominican Republic interested in connecting to destinations in North Africa, as it will increase its flights from Madrid to Morocco in March and to Tunisia in June.
The routes to Marrakech and Tunis will be operational until the end of October and will allow to respond to the high demand that both tourist destinations are registering 
since they entered service. Flights to the Moroccan capital began in 2017, while those connecting Madrid to Tunisia did so in 2019. In the latter case, the success of the route last year was reflected in average occupancy levels of over 87%.
To offer this service, Air Europa will use its Boeing 737 fleet. This single-aisle model represents the most efficient way to cover short and medium-haul routes, balancing a high volume of passenger travel with responsible consumption.
Air Europa’s role in North Africa will be further enhanced this year by the recent codeshare agreement reached with Kenya Airways. Thanks to this agreement, the airline’s customers will be able to fly to Nairobi from Madrid on a connecting flight from Amsterdam, expanding its range of destinations on the continent using a single ticket.
About Air Europa
In the air since 1986, Air Europa is a member of the SkyTeam alliance. Its fleet, with more than 50 aircraft, is one of the most modern and sustainable, comprising Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Boeing 737 models that guarantee maximum efficiency and comfort for its passengers. It flies to more than 55 destinations around the world and from its hub in Madrid airport, it connects Europe and America. It stands out for its firm commitment to sustainability and decarbonization, and for its commitment to innovation, incorporating the most advanced technologies for the digitalization and optimization of its processes. It offers a high level of excellence to its passengers and is usually among the most punctual European airlines.
Source: Air Europa
