Can my dog fly in the cabin with Royal Air Maroc?
Yes, if your dog and its carrier together weigh no more than 8 kg.
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Hi, I'm Merlot — a 30 kg Golden Retriever and trained Service Dog. Here's Royal Air Maroc's pet policy exactly as published on its own official pages: the cabin rules, the hold, what changes for trained service dogs, and booking basics. Where Royal Air Maroc doesn't publish a fixed number, I say so directly instead of guessing.
Last verified: 2026-10-20. Rules change — always confirm with the airline before booking.
A worked example first, then each rule in detail.
Worked example
Take a 7.2 kg Miniature Schnauzer — bearded, bright, and endlessly game for anything. At 7.2 kg, that dog fits inside Royal Air Maroc's 8 kg cabin limit.
Now every rule, sourced and dated.
Royal Air Maroc allows dogs and cats in the cabin, up to 8 kg including the carrier. Official trade-portal pages (royalairmaroc.com, content confirmed via search index) state: pets (cats, dogs, birds) must be declared at booking; cabin limit is 8 kg including the container; one pet per passenger; container must be solid and ventilated with outer dimensions no larger than 115 cm combined. Fee reportedly (third-party BringFido, unconfirmed) 290 MAD domestic / 640 MAD Europe & Maghreb / 150 MAD elsewhere. Must be declared/booked in advance at reservation; space limited and subject to availability per aircraft.
Royal Air Maroc transports pets in the cargo hold. For pets too large for the cabin, hold/manifest-cargo transport is available (third-party, pettravel.com, unconfirmed on the official page); Royal Air Maroc reportedly does not transport snub-nosed breeds in the cargo hold, and requires a veterinary health certificate dated within 10 days of travel for cargo pets. Flat-faced (brachycephalic) breeds are banned from Royal Air Maroc's hold.
Royal Air Maroc accepts trained service dogs in the cabin, free of charge. Documents typically needed: Not confirmed in this session. Morocco; flights touching the US fall under US DOT 14 CFR 382.
The Royal Air Maroc pet questions that come up most.
FAQ
Each answer checked against official sources on 2026-10-20.
Yes, if your dog and its carrier together weigh no more than 8 kg.
Yes, Royal Air Maroc accepts pets in the hold — For pets too large for the cabin, hold/manifest-cargo transport is available (third-party, pettravel.com, unconfirmed on the official page); Royal Air Maroc reportedly does not transport snub-nosed breeds in the cargo hold, and requires a veterinary health certificate dated within 10 days of travel for cargo pets.
Yes, at no charge. Documents needed: Not confirmed in this session.
Official trade-portal pages (royalairmaroc.com, content confirmed via search index) state: pets (cats, dogs, birds) must be declared at booking; cabin limit is 8 kg including the container; one pet per passenger; container must be solid and ventilated with outer dimensions no larger than 115 cm combined. Fee reportedly (third-party BringFido, unconfirmed) 290 MAD domestic / 640 MAD Europe & Maghreb / 150 MAD elsewhere.
Every rule above traces to these official pages, checked on 2026-10-20. Confidence: medium. Rules change — always confirm with the airline before booking.
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