Discover Airlines Boosts Morocco Routes for Winter 2026/27
Discover Airlines Boosts Morocco Routes for Winter 2026/27
If your ideal winter getaway is replacing grey skies with colourful souks, ocean breezes and the aroma of fresh mint tea, then Discover Airlines has just gifted you some very good news.
The carrier is going to its network in Morocco for Winter 2026/27 with two new routes making your escape from Europe’s winter months much more enticing. From late October 2026, it’s possible for travelers to fly from Frankfurt directly to Agadir and from Munich to Fez.
And yes, that last one is a little piece of aviation bragging — the Munich–Fez flight will be the only nonstop link between those cities.
Not too shabby for folks who like their adventures without extra stopovers.
Two New Routes, Lots of Sunshine
Let’s take a closer look at what’s really launching.
The Frankfurt–Agadir route will operate twice weekly, Mondays and Fridays. That schedule is pretty much built for long weekends or weeklong winter breaks — after all, who doesn’t want to swap frost for Atlantic beaches for a few days?
Munich–Fez will operate weekly on Sundays, providing travellers with a direct access point into one of Morocco’s most interesting cities.
Both flights run about four hours (which in travel terms is the sweet spot: long enough to justify a proper in-flight movie, short enough that you don’t start second-guessing your life choices halfway through).
The routes will run all winter long, from late October 2026 to late March 2027 — exactly when much of Europe is wondering why daylight seems to vanish around 3 p.m.
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Morocco Is Clearly Having Its Moment
After these additions, Discover Airlines will offer 16 weekly flights to Morocco in winter, at three destinations.
The airline already operates to Marrakesh from Frankfurt and Munich, a destination that’s become something of a winter favourite among European travellers. Those routes will remain with up to 13 weekly flights, meaning Morocco is rapidly becoming a significant focus for the airline’s leisure network.
And to be honest, it’s not difficult to understand why.
Morocco is one of those destination with a bit of everything — beaches, mountains, ancient cities, amazing food and enough colour and culture to give your camera roll a workout.
Why Agadir and Fez?
Each of the new destinations offers something different.
Agadir is the laid-back coastal star of Morocco. Sailing along the Atlantic, it is famed for its broad sandy beaches, laid-back resort ambience and year-round sunshine that tends to entice visitors fleeing bobbler latitudes.
It’s also a portal to some beautiful scenery. Also nearby, Souss-Massa National Park is known for its birdlife and rugged coastline; and just inland the Atlas Mountains await for travellers who like their adventures to have a bit of elevation.
It is in Fez that things get merrily historical.
Often viewed as the cultural and spiritual heart of Morocco, Fez boasts the extraordinary Fes el Bali — a UNESCO-listed medieval medina that gets you feeling like you’re back in another century. Narrow alleys, vibrant markets, artisan workshops — and yes, the occasional donkey with packages — only enhance its signature magic.
It’s the sort of place where getting lost isn’t an issue. It’s kind of part of the itinerary.
A Partnership Behind the Expansion
The new routes didn’t come from nowhere, of course. They come in the wake of a newly enhanced partnership between Discover Airlines and the Moroccan National Tourist Office, both announced at ITB Berlin.
The goal? Attract more leisure visitors to experience Morocco over the quieter winter months — when the destination’s pleasantly temperate climate is at its most attractive.
And given current travel trends, the timing makes sense. European travellers are increasingly seeking out destinations that offer warm temperatures, cultural richness and relatively short flights.
Morocco ticks all three boxes.
The Winter Escape Equation
So what does all this now mean for travellers?
Simply put: more options. Forego the usual shortlist of winter sun spots and visitors from Germany are now set to land directly into not one, but two more treasures in Morocco.
Four hours after departing chilly Frankfurt or Munich, you might be walking the beachfront promenade in Agadir or getting lost in the labyrinthine alleys of Fez.
Which, if we’re being honest with ourselves, beats another drizzly afternoon trapped at home.
Add winter 2026/27 to the growing list of years already looking a lot warmer.
