Morocco's national carrier Royal Air Maroc, announced Wednesday, 18th of July, in a communiqué that some flights might face disruption, starting from Thursday. The company advised its passengers to visit its website to cancel, report or get more information about their already booked flights, without explaining the reasons behind this disruption. En raison de contraintes opérationnelles, à compter du 19 juillet 2018, quelques vols risquent de connaitre des perturbations au départ et à l'arrivée des aéroports desservis par Royal Air Maroc. pic.twitter.com/dOgbmwXCyp — RAM Assistance (@RAM_Assistance) 18 juillet 2018 RAM's press release comes as several of its pilots have been on a strike since Wednesday, 18th of July, protesting against the working conditions and calling the company for a pay raise. The strike was initiated by the Moroccan Association of Airline pilots (AMPL), which couldn't agree with the company when discussing the demands of pilots, reports online newspaper Maroc Diplomatique. Responding to the situation, RAM's CEO Abdelhamid Addou stated in an open letter sent to the same source that this «devastating» strike blocks all efforts made to better the services of the company.
