Aviation Capital Group (ACG) has delivered the sixth Boeing 737-8 to Royal Air Maroc in 2026, completing the airline’s latest aircraft deliveries from ACG’s orderbook.
The latest aircraft brings the total number of 737-8s delivered by ACG to Royal Air Maroc this year to six, with the aircraft entering the airline’s fleet as part of its ongoing fleet renewal and expansion programme.
The deliveries also expand the airline’s installed base of 737-8 aircraft, increasing the requirement for dedicated maintenance planning, technical support, parts availability and lifecycle management for the new-generation narrowbody fleet.
“With this latest delivery, ACG marks the addition of the sixth 737-8 to Royal Air Maroc’s fleet in six months, a fantastic achievement by everyone involved,” said Carter A. White, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of ACG. “We are proud to support the airline’s ongoing fleet renewal and expansion plans and wish the Royal Air Maroc team every success with these new aircraft.”
The introduction of additional 737-8 aircraft provides Royal Air Maroc with a larger fleet of the type around which it can develop common maintenance procedures, technician training, tooling and spare-parts planning.
As the aircraft accumulate flight hours and cycles, the fleet will generate requirements for scheduled inspections, component support, engine maintenance, repairs and other lifecycle services. A larger common fleet can also support more consistent maintenance planning and technical operations.
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For ACG, the deliveries also expand the number of aircraft under its asset-management portfolio that will require ongoing technical oversight. Aircraft asset managers typically monitor maintenance status, records, configuration and major lifecycle events throughout an aircraft’s operating period.
The completion of the six-aircraft delivery programme therefore adds not only new capacity to Royal Air Maroc‘s fleet but also a larger installed base requiring long-term technical and aftermarket support.
