DUBAI—Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plans to make key decisions about its future fleet and alliance membership in 2015. The airline—one of Africa’s biggest—underwent massive transformation in the past few years, and has returned to profitability after it made a significant loss of 500 million dirhams ($57...
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