Royal Air Maroc Parcel Tracking

Royal Air Maroc Cargo tracking works by air waybill (AWB) number. Royal Air Maroc Cargo, also known as RAM Cargo, is the cargo arm of Royal Air Maroc, the national airline of Morocco. From its hub at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca it carries cargo in the holds of passenger flights and on dedicated freighter aircraft.

To check a shipment, enter its AWB number in the tracking field at the top of this page. Tracking is free and needs no registration. Track.Global shows the latest status of the consignment and the events available for it.

How to track a Royal Air Maroc Cargo shipment

1. Find the air waybill number on the AWB or in the booking confirmation from the airline or your freight forwarder.
2. Check that the number has 11 digits and starts with 147, the Royal Air Maroc prefix.
3. Enter the number in the tracking field at the top of this page and start the search.
4. Review the latest status and the events, which show what happened to the cargo, where and when.

Royal Air Maroc Cargo tracking number

An air waybill number has 11 digits: a three-digit airline prefix and an eight-digit serial number. Royal Air Maroc uses the prefix 147, so a complete number is written as 147-XXXXXXXX. The final digit is a check digit, which is why a number with a typo usually returns no result.

A freight forwarder that groups goods from several shippers books them with the airline under one master air waybill (MAWB) and gives each shipper a house air waybill (HAWB) of its own. The airline tracks only the master AWB, so if your number does not start with 147, ask the forwarder for it.

Royal Air Maroc Cargo tracking statuses

Air cargo events are reported with standard IATA status codes. The most common are:

Not every shipment shows every code. Transfers between flights, split consignments and customs holds can add other events.

How long does Royal Air Maroc Cargo delivery take?

Transit time depends on the route, the flights available, the number of connections and the type of cargo. Cargo that changes flights in Casablanca spends time at the hub being unloaded, handled and loaded onto the next aircraft.

After the NFD status, the consignee or a customs broker still has to clear customs and collect the goods from the cargo terminal. Allow time for this when planning.

Royal Air Maroc Cargo tracking not updating: what to do

• Check the prefix 147 and all eight digits after it.
• Wait a few hours after drop-off: the first event appears only when the cargo terminal accepts the shipment.
• If the last event is an arrival in Casablanca, the cargo may be waiting for its connecting flight.
• If you have a house waybill, ask the forwarder for the master AWB or for an update.
• For bookings, charges and claims, contact Royal Air Maroc Cargo through the official website linked at the top of this page or through your freight forwarder.

Frequently asked questions

Can I track Royal Air Maroc Cargo by AWB number?

Yes. Enter the 11-digit air waybill number starting with 147 in the tracking field at the top of this page.

Is RAM Cargo the same as Royal Air Maroc Cargo?

Yes. RAM Cargo is the short name of Royal Air Maroc Cargo, and its shipments travel on Royal Air Maroc air waybills.

What does 147 mean in a tracking number?

147 is the IATA airline prefix of Royal Air Maroc. The first three digits of an air waybill identify the airline that issued it.

Does this page show flight status or baggage?

No. This page tracks cargo shipments by air waybill number. For flight status, bookings and delayed baggage, use the passenger services on the Royal Air Maroc website.