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RAM fined 10,000 euros over passenger passport fraud
The Administrative Court in Paris rejected Royal Air Maroc's appeal against a fine of 10,000 euros imposed by the French Ministry of the Interior. The fine was issued due to the transportation of a passenger who used a passport under someone else's name, with clear discrepancies between the passenger's appearance and the photo on the document. The court confirmed that using a passport without proving its authenticity or that the staff did not sufficiently verify the identity constitutes a clear violation of identity fraud, which led to the fine. The court also stated that presenting a passport upon boarding does not exempt the airline from liability if there are obvious differences between the holder and the photo. It upheld the Ministry of the Interior's decision to enforce the law properly against the Moroccan company.
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