Boeing 737-8 aircraft/Image: Dubai Media OfficeDubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE) has reached an agreement with Royal Air Maroc for the lease of 13 new Boeing 737-8 aircraft, further supporting the airline’s fleet expansion strategy. The latest agreement builds on an earlier transaction between the two parties, under which DAE leased two Boeing 737-8 aircraft to Royal Air Maroc, delivered in 2025. The Kingdom of Morocco is a fast-growing tourist and business hub in Africa, with expanding air connectivity led by Royal Air Maroc. We look forward to seeing these new Boeing 737-8 aircraft enter the fleet, and to continuing to support Royal Air Maroc on their future fleet requirements.”Abdelhamid Addou, chairman and chief executive officer of Royal Air Maroc, added: “This agreement is fully aligned with Royal Air Maroc’s strategic ambition to become a leading global connector. The Boeing 737-8 Aircraft will strengthen our network development capabilities, enabling new route openings and increased frequencies with greater operational efficiency.