Rabat- Royal Air Maroc employees and their families are reportedly complaining about "being exposed to danger" as the Moroccan air carrier continues flying to Ebola-hit countries in western Africa.
According to Alyaoum24 news website, pilots and flight attendants working for Royal Air Maroc have expressed on several occasions their reluctance to board on flights heading to the three worst hit countries with the Ebola virus, Sierra Leon, Guinea and Liberia.
The Moroccan air carrier announced earlier that it would maintain its regular flights to countries in Western Africa where the Ebola pandemic is on the rise in order to show solidarity with them.
Several international companies, including Air France, British Airways, stopped flying to the countries where the virus has claimed the lives of more than 1,500 so far.