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Royal Air Maroc airlifted clandestines

Oujda, Morocco - Senegalese and Malians attempting to reach Europe were sent back home

Morocco sent hundreds of African immigrants home for a second day yesterday: a Boeing B-737 from Royal Air Maroc carrier carrying 140 Senegalese, took off from the airport of Oujda (North-East Morocco) bound for Dakar. Additional two flights would left last evening, including one operated by a Boeing B-747 carrying some 400 nationals from the Republic of Mali, headed to Bamako. Morcco’s Government i...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 128817
Rome, Italy, 10/12/2005 15:08
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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