EU261 · Royal Air MarocUpdated July 2026

Royal Air Maroc Delayed from Europe? Claim EU261 Compensation Up to €400

Royal Air Maroc (IATA: AT) — Morocco's national airline and Africa's first oneworld member — operates high-frequency flights between Europe and Morocco. Despite being Moroccan, EU Regulation 261/2004 applies to all Royal Air Maroc flights departing from EU or UK airports. Passengers are entitled to fixed compensation for delays of 3+ hours or cancellations with less than 14 days' notice — up to €400 per person for most European routes.

⚠️ Spain and Belgium: 1-year deadline — act immediately

For flights departing from Spanish airports (Madrid, Barcelona, Málaga, Seville), the statute of limitations is only 1 yearfrom the flight date. Brussels (Belgium) is also 1 year. If your Royal Air Maroc flight was from a Spanish or Belgian airport, your claim window may already be closing — don't wait.

Royal Air Maroc routes and compensation

EU/UK DepartureDestinationDistanceMax comp.SOL
Paris CDG / OrlyCasablanca CMN~2,100 km€4005 years
Amsterdam AMSCasablanca CMN~2,350 km€4005 years
Brussels BRUCasablanca CMN~2,200 km€4001 year ⚠️
London LGW/LHRCasablanca CMN~2,150 km€4006 years
Madrid MADCasablanca CMN~700 km€2501 year ⚠️
Barcelona BCNCasablanca CMN~1,700 km€4001 year ⚠️
Rome FCOCasablanca CMN~2,050 km€4002 years
Paris CDGMarrakech RAK~2,300 km€4005 years
Amsterdam AMSMarrakech RAK~2,500 km€4005 years

Am I eligible?

Your Royal Air Maroc (AT) flight departed from a UK or EU airport
Arrival delay of 3+ hours at Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, Fez, or other final destination
Cancellation with less than 14 days' notice of a UK/EU-departure Royal Air Maroc flight
Denied boarding due to overbooking on an EU/UK-departure AT flight
Flight departed from Casablanca (CMN), Marrakech (RAK), Agadir (AGA) or other non-EU/non-UK airports
Extraordinary circumstances: genuine severe weather, security closures, ATC strikes

How to claim Royal Air Maroc EU261 compensation

  1. 1

    File directly with Royal Air Maroc

    Submit your EU261 claim via Royal Air Maroc customer service. Reference EU Regulation 261/2004. Include your AT flight number, PNR, EU/UK departure airport, and actual arrival time at your Moroccan destination.

    Royal Air Maroc contact →
  2. 2

    Escalate to the national authority of your EU/UK departure

    DGAC (France) for Paris, Orly, Lyon. ILT (Netherlands) for Amsterdam. UK CAA for London. AESA (Spain) for Madrid, Barcelona — note Spain's 1-year deadline. CAA Belgium for Brussels.

    Find your enforcement body →
  3. 3

    Use a no-win no-fee service

    AirHelp handles Royal Air Maroc EU261 claims. They take ~25% only on success. French passengers departing Paris have 5 years — delays from 2021 onwards may still be claimable.

    Check via AirHelp →

Royal Air Maroc denial tactics to watch for

  • "EU261 doesn't apply to Royal Air Maroc" — false; EU law applies to all carriers on EU/UK-departure flights
  • "Weather in Morocco was the cause" — weather at the destination is only extraordinary if it directly prevented landing; a departure delay from Paris or Amsterdam is still your airline's responsibility
  • Offering Safar Flyer miles instead of cash — you are entitled to cash compensation
  • "Technical issue as extraordinary circumstances" — routine maintenance faults are not extraordinary
  • Spain passengers: 1-year deadline — if your flight departed Madrid or Barcelona, act immediately
  • Belgium passengers: 1-year deadline — Brussels departures also have a 1-year window

Find past Royal Air Maroc delays in your inbox

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