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The following airlines fly to Mohamed V International Airport:

• Air Algerie
• Air France
• Air Malta
• Alitalia
• Emirates
• Egyptair
• GB Airways
• Gulf Air
• Iberia Airlines
• KLM (Ending 30 May 2004)
• Kuwait AirwaysKuwait Airways is Kuwait's national and international airline. Its IATA code is KU . The airline has its hub at Kuwait International Airport in Kuwait City. History Kuwait Airways was founded in 1953 as Kuwait National Airways. The current name was establ
• Libyan Arab AirlinesLibyan Arab Airlines (Arabic: ) is the national airline of Libya. History Not much information is available about the history of Libyan Arab Airlines in part because of their country's government's bad relations with the United Nations and most of its cou
• LufthansaLufthansa is the name of the largest German airline company, headquartered in Cologne. Their main base at Frankfurt International Airport in Frankfurt am Main which is also Lufthansa's primary traffic hub. The company has developed a second hub at Munich'
• Qatar AirwaysQatar Airways is one of the top 3 airlines in the world for comfort and service. With a 5-Star SITA rating and wider industry aclaim, it is also one of the fastest growing airlines in the world. Qatar Airways flies out of Doha International Airport in Doh
• Royal Air Maroc
• Regional Air Lines
• Royal JordanianRoyal Jordanian started operations in 1963 after a decree by His Royal Highness the late King Hussein. The airline was named Alia to honor the King's daughter. Alia Jordanian Airlines started with only a handful of airplanes and three international routes
• Saudi Arabian AirlinesSaudi Arabian Airlines (also known as Saudia is Saudi Arabia's domestic and international airline, and one of the largest airlines of the Middle East. Saudi Arabian Airlines began when, in 1945, President Roosevelt presented King Abdul Aziz with a Douglas
• Swiss International Airlines
• Tunisair

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