Ryanair is to open two new airport bases in Morocco at Fez and Marrakech.
The additions mean that the Irish no-frills airline will have 57 bases across its network when the flights begin in April.
Ryanair will base one aircraft at Fez and two at Marrakech. It will also start flying to two other Moroccan airports - Essaouira and Rabat – as part of a major expansion in the north African country.
New routes from Marrakech will include Munich and the French destinations of Bergerac, Tours and Vatry, near Paris. Ryanair already flies to Marrakech from Luton and Stansted.
Fez will see the introduction of flights to Lille, Nantes, Nimes and St Etienne. It already flies from Stansted to Fez.