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OneWorld $743 SFO-RAK, $773 LAX-RAK Marrakech, Morocco

OneWorld Alliance airlines have Marrakech Morocco RAK on sale on Iberia website, as low as $743 from San Francisco and $773 from Los Angeles for travel from late August into January 2016. One of the good features of this sale are weekend dates for travel.

There are flight options with overnight in Madrid, even for New Year’s Eve, if you travel over the December holiday period.

Thanksgiving Week Friday November 20 – Sunday November 29

San Francisco to Marrakech RAK Morocco

$808.47 Iberia ticket flying British Airways SFO-LHR-MAD and MAD-LHR-SFO with Iberia for the MAD-RAK segments.

SFO-RAK $809 Marrakech Iberia on BA Thanksgiving

Iberia ticket flying American Airlines to Chicago and Iberia Chicago to Madrid

Los Angeles – Chicago – Madrid – Marrakech RAK – Madrid – Miami – LAX

$772.19 November 5-14, 2015

LAX-RAK Marrakesh $772 Iberia

14,035 flight miles in Iberia economy N class. Iberia N class earns 100% flight miles in AAdvantage for U.S. – Spain segments and 80% flight miles for Spain-Morocco segments.

British Airways option on Iberia codeshare

Most outbound tickets I checked seem to route through Chicago, but inbound can be flown on British Airways. I found an $804 fare with AA outbound LAX-LHR, so it is possible to avoid Chicago.

LAX-ORD-MAD-RAK-MAD-LHR-LAX with Madrid to Los Angeles on British Airways.

Iberia ticket $807.17 November 5-14

LAX-RAK $807 with BA flights

Flight miles = 13,498.

Thanksgiving Week Trip flying LAX to London direct on American.

Friday November 20 – Sunday November 29

LAX-LHR (AA) – LHR-MAD-RAK-MAD-JFK (Iberia) – JFK-LAX (AA)

$803.49

LAX-RAK $804 Iberia AA LAX-LHR

This is a good fare for California to Morocco. The LAX-RAK route was on sale during the first week of April for about this price in the $790s.

Loyalty Traveler – LAX-RAK Marrakesh Morocco $800 AA/Iberia, SFO-RAK $860 April-May, Aug-Oct 2015 (April 6, 2015)

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  • Zozeppelin May 16, 2015

    At least show some etiquette and hat tip while you are busy leaching someone else’s work.

  • Ric Garrido May 16, 2015

    Zozeppelin – Who am I supposed to hat tip?

    This was found through Google Flights when I woke up today.

    I don’t see it on The Flight Deal.
    So seriously, I don’t know where you think I found this fare?

    FlyerTalk?

  • Y.C. May 16, 2015

    Hi there,

    I’m actually planning on going to MAD for Thanksgiving, leaving on the 20th and returning on the 29th — this is perfect! In fact, I was thinking of taking a side trip from MAD to RAK — question: can I split up the segments so that I arrive MAD on the 21st, leave for RAK on the 24th, come back to MAD on the 26th and then leave for SFO on the 29th? Thanks in advance for your help!

  • Ric Garrido May 16, 2015

    @Y.C. – you can do that, but probably not on the $750 fare. International transit can only be 24 hours. You are doing stopovers more than 24 hours. Probably need two tickets to get lowest price.

  • zozeppelin May 18, 2015

    AFWD on the 15th (although they probably found it elsewhere).

  • Ric Garrido May 18, 2015

    Pardon my ignorance. Who is AFWD?

  • zozeppelin May 18, 2015

    Air Fare Watch Dog, you may remember them from such moments as publishing specifics on a fuel dumping that single handedly sent that hobby 10x further underground.

    RAK seemed a bit random for someone to stumble on considering the timing, but I’ll redact, apologize and give you the benefit of the doubt since you beat TFD to the LAX-LIM fare (nice work).

    Note that this IB fare is missing YQ when connecting on Air Nostrum metal.

  • Ric Garrido May 18, 2015

    Air Fare Watch Dog – I figured that out a couple minutes ago.

    I have been in this field of work for some time. I was in communication with George Hobica back in 2003-04 about helping AFWD find discount fares for Airfare Watchdog. I have had the skill to find discount airfares for many years. Google flights makes it easy these days.

  • zozeppelin May 18, 2015

    Although it was bound to happen by someone else if AFWD didn’t do it, they really hurt the whole community tremendously, and the rest is history. That and all they do all day is poach everyone else’s finds. It is always amusing to see the domino effect usually started by TFD or FT, then blogs (and FT bots) and AFWD poaches. The euro blogs are worse.

    Automated GDS searching > google flights. Its the constructions that make things interesting 🙂

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