Marocco is out of the European Championship football competition.
A patch on the wounds (Dutch saying: Pleister op de wonden), a tribute to Royal Air Maroc... ;-)
Royal Air Maroc, founded in 1957, is the flag carrier of Morocco. The core aircraft is the Boeing 737 (37) on a fleet size of 52 aircraft. You can spot the aircraft on most European airports. Every picture has his own story…
T7-COB Royal Air Maroc - Atr. 72 This aircraft was at Monchengladbach for storage and maintenance for many years. On our way back from Dusseldorf Airport we saw this aircraft in the afternoon.
CN-ROG Royal Air Maroc - Boeing 767-300 Good old Schiphol Amsterdam Airport. This place is nowadays closed.
The Boeing 767 is on takeoff to Casablanca.
In the background you see the old fleet of KLM Cityhopper, the Fokker 100 (5)
CN-ROJ Royal Air Maroc -Boeing 737-800 On a summer evening I took this picture of a Royal Air Maroc, Boeing 737.
CN-RNR Royal Air Maroc - Boeing 737-700 A Boeing 737 in landing at Brussels Airport on a warm summer day.
CN-RGA Royal Air Maroc - Boeing 747-400 In 2016, the King of Morocco visited The Netherlands.
The King traveled with the Boeing 747-400. (The second aircraft). On front of the picture you see the Boeing 767 and the nose of a Gulfstream of the Morocco Air Force.
I hope you enjoyed my post.
All pictures taken with a Canon 500D
Canon zoom lens 70-300mm
