Abdelhamid Addou, the Chairman and CEO of Royal Air Maroc, envisions a significant role for the airline in advancing African aviation. The airline's growth strategy ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup includes plans to double and quadruple its fleet by 2030 and 2037 respectively, focusing on enhancing connections between Africa, Europe, and the Americas. Royal Air Maroc aims to capitalize on the Open Skies agreement and Morocco's strategic location to increase passenger numbers and boost tourism revenue. Additionally, the airline emphasizes its African identity and aims to represent and connect the continent, while calling for simplified aviation regulations and infrastructure improvements in Africa. Royal Air Maroc's involvement in the oneworld alliance expands its reach and competitiveness globally, enabling it to offer more destinations through partnerships. Addou highlights the challenges in the aviation industry, including supply chain issues, geopolitical tensions, and safety concerns, emphasizing the need for stability and security. Sustainability is a core focus for Royal Air Maroc, aligning with Morocco's green energy initiatives. The airline plans to invest in green hydrogen production and aims for 52% green energy usage by 2030. Leveraging artificial intelligence, Royal Air Maroc has achieved a 20% reduction in fuel burn and emissions, demonstrating its commitment to efficient and sustainable operations.