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What is the cheapest Dublin to Morocco flight route?
The cheapest ticket to Morocco from Dublin found in the last 5 days was to Rabat, at €30 return. The most popular route is from Dublin (DUB) to Rabat (RBA), and the cheapest return airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was €30.
What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Morocco?
The cheapest time of day to fly to Morocco is generally in the evening, when retur flights cost €162 on average. Morning departures are around 26% more expensive than evening flights, on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Morocco is generally at night, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is €210.
Can I save money by flying with a stopover from Dublin to Morocco?
No, with an average price for the route of €80, prices are generally cheapest when you fly direct.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Dublin to Morocco?
The cheapest month for flights from Dublin to Morocco is November, when tickets cost €100 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are December and May, when the average cost of return tickets is €251 and €224 respectively.
Which airlines fly direc between Dublin and Morocco?
There are 2 airlines that fly direct from Dublin to Morocco. They are Aer Lingus and Ryanair. The cheapest airline for this route is Ryanair, with the best return deal found costing €40 and arriving in Rabat (RBA). On average, Ryanair offers the best prices for direct flights between Dublin and Morocco.
Which airlines provide the cheapest flights from Dublin to Morocco?
In the past 5 days, the cheapest return tickets from Dublin to Morocco were found on Ryanair (€30) and KLM (€166).
How long does a flight from Dublin to Morocco take?
The duration of a flight to Morocco depends on your arrival airport. The shortest routes to Morocco from Dublin are to Rabat, which takes 2h 25m, Marrakech, which takes 2h 30m, and Agadir, which takes 2h 45m.
Which cabin class options are there for flights between Dublin and Morocco?
There is only one cabin class option available for the route, which is Economy. Perform a search on KAYAK to find the latest prices and availability for all cabin fares, which differ across airlines.
What’s the earliest departure time from Dublin to Morocco?
The earliest flight from Dublin to Morocco departs at 05:45, landing in Marrakech at 09:20.
What’s the latest departure time from Dublin to Morocco?
If you prefer to fly at night, the last flight from Dublin to Morocco sets off at 21:20 and lands in Marrakech at 00:00.
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Low season | May |
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High season | February |
Cheapest flight | €16 |
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They lost my bag so that is unfortunate.. still waiting for it
They lost my bag so that is unfortunate.. still waiting for it
Didn’t have requested food and seats could be more comfortable.
Flight attendants on this flight were very lovely. Hot food was terrible. Canned wine felt elevated and was GOOD. The aircraft was overall not very clean. Although this one was much more cleanly than the flight from Pisa. Pilots were great & landings felt smooth and safe. As I mentioned in my last review, this was my first time flying aer Lingus in many years and I cannot say I will be rushing to book again. This airline needs a real facelift.
Everything went extremely smoothly! They boarded by groupings of seat numbers starting from back to front. All staff very helpful and accommodating. Food and beverage plentiful and good.
The plane from Venice to Dublin ran out of food. They did not restock the plane in Venice.
It was very refreshing being in a nice and clean plain, with pillows and earphones that you don’t have to pay for, with warm food and beverages and a very nice crew
The flight from Dublin to London was short but they charged for any food or beverage. I have never paid for anything except alcohol on a flight before so imagine my shock at being charged nearly 4 pounds for a cup of tea. I once took an hour and a half flight (different airline) within South Africa and was served a complimentary dinner. It’s minor things like this that might make me hesitant to choose Aer Lingus over another similarly priced airline.
Ground crew in Dublin also not friendly, I had a tracker in my bag that was showing the bag was left in Canada however they didn’t want to help.
The thing thy call a pizza was atrocious. Do not eat it. The seating is as usual for economy an experiment in cruel and unusual punishment that they aren't allowed to do to prisoners but you get to pay for it.
Didn't make it to this flight as we sat on the tarmac for 1.5 hours.
flight delay was announced after passengers were staged to board the flight. Communication regarding subsequent gate changes was poor.
Although our departure (DUB) was slightly delayed we reached our destination (LBA) ahead of schedule. The price was very competitive too (around €100 return). Plus, the departure times for both legs were very good: 13:05 and 15:10, respectively. I gave a neutral rating for Food and Entertainment because I didn't avail of either.
Just pushing back from gate now. Boarded into fourth aircraft with 13 hour delay to scheduled departure. Crappy experience.
Notified as to why there’s a delay with our flight.
They boarded us but somehow did not manage to record us boarding, so rather than check if we were onboard they removed our bags from the aircraft. I got a call from Ryanair staff in Dublin when I landed in Madiera asking me where I was!!! When I said I was in Madiera I was told what had happened. Our bags were to be sent to Madiera the next day via Manchester, they didn’t arrive. They are now due to arrive two days before we leave. I don’t see myself using Ryanair again unless I am forced to and even then I may just refuse.
Flight was over an hour late. Boarding was really messy with long queues at the plane.
Cabin crew couldn’t be less interested. Cabin manager was the most arrogant and the rudest I’ve encountered in many years.
The worst flight ever. Sitting in plane for 4 hours delay and then they change crew. No water or food offered to any passengers including children in that time. Only 2 toilets out of 3 operating for flight with 200 passengers. Only enough food available for about 7 rows of seats depending where you sat you might be lucky. Cabin crew very unfriendly.
Big delay on run way not much explanation why, missed a important meeting in Dublin, maybe if they did nt persist measuring everyone bag over 2 cm we would have got off on time.
The punctuality of f the flight was super: we left on time and arrived about 20 minutes early - and the cabin crew were both friendly and efficient. The only downside was that Ryanair appears to have resumes its old obsession with sizing cabin bags again after a long and welcome absence.