Royal Air Maroc Baggage Allowance 2026

Economy passengers flying to the USA, Canada, Brazil, Africa, the Middle East or China get 1 to 2 checked pieces of 23 kg each, while Business gets 3 pieces of 32 kg. On domestic and Europe to Morocco flights, Economy drops to none or 1 x 23 kg and Business to 2 x 32 kg. Qatar follows the long-haul Economy rule with 2 x 32 kg in Business. Royal Air Maroc warns that some routes fall to 1 piece instead of 2 in high season.

Royal Air Maroc publishes its allowance on the piece concept, so a light second bag can't carry spare kilos for an overweight first bag.

The entry Economy fare includes 0 checked bags on short and medium-haul flights and 1 x 23 kg on long-haul and transit trips. Eco Classic and Eco Flex both include 1 x 23 kg on short and medium haul and 2 x 23 kg on long haul. Business Classic and Business Flex carry the same bags: 2 x 32 kg on short and medium haul, 3 x 32 kg long haul. All five fares keep the cabin bag.

Cabin bags can measure up to 55 x 40 x 25 cm in both cabins. Economy allows 10 kg and Business 12 kg, and each passenger brings 1 cabin bag plus 1 personal item. The page doesn't say whether wheels and handles count inside that size, so measure the bag fully assembled.

A personal item can measure 40 x 30 x 15 cm and weigh 2 kg in either class. Royal Air Maroc names a handbag, laptop or camera as examples. It goes under the seat in front of you; in an emergency exit row it must go in the overhead bin instead.

Each Economy piece may weigh 23 kg and each Business piece 32 kg. The excess fee tables treat bags over 158 cm (length plus width plus height) as oversize. Nothing over 32 kg or 203 cm goes as checked baggage; those items must travel through Royal Air Maroc Cargo.

Prepaying a first extra piece on Europe and Maghreb routes costs 66 € (560 MAD), but only in the 24 hours before departure. At other times the 1st additional piece costs 100 € (890 MAD), and the 2nd and later pieces cost 200 € (1905 MAD) each. Domestic flights charge 560 MAD prepaid or 705 MAD for the first extra piece.

From Morocco to the USA or Canada, a prepaid extra piece costs 1520 MAD and an extra piece at other times 2025 MAD. Connecting from Europe, the Maghreb, the Middle East or Africa, the same pieces cost 155 € and 210 €. Canadian departures pay 155 CAD and 210 CAD. No separate USD rate is published for flights leaving the United States.

Overweight bags between 23 and 32 kg cost 77 € (705 MAD) on Europe and Maghreb routes, and oversize bags of 158 to 203 cm cost 70 € (640 MAD). Between Morocco and North America the same charges are 640 MAD and 580 MAD. Bags above 32 kg or 203 cm are refused as baggage.

Safar Flyer Silver, Gold and Ambassador members get 1 extra piece: 23 kg in Economy or 32 kg in Business. Infants have their own 10 kg allowance plus a collapsible stroller or carrycot. Wheelchairs and walkers travel free, and guide dogs fly free in addition to the normal allowance.

Yes, if the animal and its container weigh 8 kg or less. Dogs, cats and birds fly in the cabin in a solid container no larger than 55 x 40 x 20 cm (115 cm total). The cabin fee is 290 MAD domestic, 70 € to Europe and the Maghreb, and 120 USD on North America routes. The pet sits outside your baggage allowance. Heavier animals go in the hold, from 180 USD up to 23 kg on North America flights. Pets are refused to the UAE and to or from the UK, apart from cabin pets leaving Gatwick.

Royal Air Maroc bars snub-nosed breeds such as bulldogs from the hold.

A golf bag up to 23 kg is on Royal Air Maroc's free sports equipment list, along with a kitesurf up to 220 x 40 x 40 cm and a fishing kit of up to 2 rods. Larger or heavier gear pays a route-based fee. Hoverboards, Segways and other lithium-powered rides are banned.

On a full flight your 55 x 40 x 25 cm cabin bag may go in the hold, and staff issue you a receipt for it. The 40 x 30 x 15 cm personal item stays with you under the seat, except in emergency exit rows, where it moves to the overhead bin.