Royal Air Maroc connects the Moroccan Sahara with the heart of Hollywood

The Royal Air Maroc flight transported the crew of the blockbuster film The Odyssey, by acclaimed director Christopher Nolan, after the completion of filming in the stunning landscapes of Dakhla.

This transatlantic flight, operated by the national airline Royal Air Maroc, transcends simple transportation. It symbolizes Morocco's ability to host large-scale film productions, offering infrastructure and logistics comparable to Hollywood standards.

The choice of Dakhla as the location for The Odyssey confirms the appeal of the Moroccan Sahara for renowned directors.

The majestic dunes, lagoons, and unique natural light of the “Pearl of the South” captivated Nolan, known for his penchant for grandiose settings that blend into the visual narrative.

The direct flight to Los Angeles also highlights Morocco's ambition to establish itself as a key destination for the international film industry.

The commitment of local authorities, the logistical support of Royal Air Maroc, and the expertise of the Moroccan technicians who participated in the shoot reinforce the Kingdom's image as a prestigious location for film production.

This logistical and artistic achievement projects an image of Morocco as a modern country, open to the world and strategically located between Africa, Europe, and America. It also positions Dakhla as a promising destination for future film shoots.

With this symbolic flight, Morocco has not only linked two continents, but also connected Hollywood's dream with the