Emirates plans to strengthen its service to Morocco by adding a second daily flight between Dubai and Casablanca from 1 February 2027. The new rotation will complement the current Airbus A380 route, subject to confirmation of programming.

Emirates plans to double the frequency of its flight between Dubai and Casablanca as of 1 February 2027. According to programming data published by Aeroroutes, the current daily Airbus A380 flight will be maintained and complemented by a second daily Boeing 777-200LR rotation under EK753 and EK754.

This would bring the number of daily flights connecting the two cities to two. The new schedules are already included in the company's preliminary programming, but reservations for this second link are not yet open, leaving the possibility of adjustments before it is put into service.

The strengthening of this service is part of a broader strategy to expand Emirates on the African continent. The company also plans to open a direct link to Kinshasa at the same time, in order to expand its African network and to strengthen connections between the continent, the Middle East and Asia.

For Casablanca, this increase in capacity would offer more possibilities for connecting via the Dubai hub to destinations served by Emirates in Asia, the Middle East, Oceania and other international markets.