Hi everyone,
This is a report from my trip to Morocco in October 2014. I had all the descriptions and photos ready yet never shared this report and thought it could be interesting as there are no reports of Enter Air, at least in English. I will post some photos from my 2-weeks stay in Morocco too. Hope you'll enjoy it.
Let's start with some information on the airline. Enter Air (ENT) is the biggest Polish charter airline operating since 2010. Its fleet consists of 17 Boeing 737-400 and 737-800 aircrafts, the airline ordered three Boeing 737 MAX too. It operates on the major touristic routes from most of the Polish airports and also has some aircrafts based in CDG and MAN.
Charter destinations in the summer 2014
We decided to take a package tour that comprised of one week trip round Morocco and one week spent in a hotel in Agadir. It was much better option than travelling on our own both for economic and safety reasons.
Our flight was scheduled for 8:55 am. The queue for check in was long as these charter flights are usually fully loaded.
Despite the aircraft being parked just in front of the terminal we were taken there by bus
Enter Air has recently introduced new Recaro seats to the 737-800. I had an opportunity to try these thin seats on short LH flights and was curious how they were going to work on an almost 5 hours flight in charter configuration. It was better than I thought!
There was no catering as on the most charter flights so the only option was the sky bar with quite resonable prices and good choice.
Shortly after take off
Somewhere over Spain
Over the city of Malaga
Approaching Gibraltar Strait
British colony Gibraltar
Europe and Africa in one picture
Flying over Morocco
Morocco's capital - Rabat
Casablanca
The Atlas mountains
This small guy has already been to so many places…
Our aircraft after arriving to Agadir
I could take a picture of this Royal Air Maroc 737-800 departing to Casablanca as we walked to the terminal
The terminal building
Some of the photos I took during my stay in Morocco
The long and sandy beach in Agadir
Harira soup - the taste of Morocco
Jemaa el Fna square in Marrakesh, an amazing place full of real good Moroccan food and traditional music
Tagine dish
Traditional mint tea
Olives
Food market
Welcome to Fez
Traditional and extremely stinky leather tanneries
Butcher's shop in the market
Moroccan shoes
Traditional couscous dish
The ancient Roman town of Volubilis
Rabat - the tower and remains of Hassan mosque
Kasbah of the Udayas
To be continued in the second part. Thanks for reading.
Excellent report from a rarely seen airline! My flight from Laayoune to Casablanca last year made a stop in Agadir, but I didn't get a chance to step off the plane. Great photos from the rest of your trip, Agadir seems like a nice destination.
Thanks Nick!
Great FR and awesome pictures. Thanks for sharing. The aerial pictures were just great :)
Thanks a lot! I'm glad you liked the pics!
Thanks for this report,
I was curious about Enter Air flights.
Did you take some pictures inside cabin maybe for your return report?
BoB is a bit expensive, i guess LO is offering cheaper food.
Beautiful views from Gibraltar.
And thanks for your bonus including this tasty couscous.
I'm afraid I don't have any cabin shot and I don't know why, have searched both the pics from my Iphone and the camera :( Actually ENT offers one of the cheapest skybars in Poland, I think they are cheaper even than LO. On my return flight I took a hot meal, it was quite big, tasty and the price was 5 euros, will write about it describing the second leg. Many thanks for nice comments!