Casablanca Mohammed V Airport
Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport is Morocco’s main international gateway and the hub of Royal Air Maroc. It lies south of Casablanca and handles flights to Europe, Africa, the Middle East and North America, as well as many domestic connections across Morocco. Low-cost carriers such as Air Arabia also serve the airport.
Terminals and airlines
The airport has two main passenger terminals, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The railway station is underneath Terminal 1. Royal Air Maroc and other airlines use the terminals according to their own allocations, which can change, so always check your terminal on your booking or the departures screens.
Transit and connections
Casablanca is Royal Air Maroc’s connecting hub between Europe, West and Central Africa and North America. On a single ticket, follow the transfer signs; on separate tickets, you will usually need to pass passport control, collect bags and check in again. Allow plenty of time and use our Layover Planner to judge your margin.
Passenger facilities
The terminals have shops, cafés and currency exchange, and airline lounges are available for eligible passengers. Services vary by terminal; check with your airline or the airport operator for the latest information.
Official links
- Airport operator (ONDA): Casablanca Mohammed V access by train
- Rail timetables and tickets: oncf.ma
Rules and services checked against official sources in October 2026. Airlines and airports change their policies, fares and services regularly: always confirm the details for your own booking on the official pages linked here before you travel.
Transport Links
From the airport operator ONDA's official train page:
- Train: the station is in the basement of Terminal 1. Direct trains stop at Bouskoura, Ennassim, Facultés, L'Oasis, Casa-Voyageurs (about 30 minutes) and Casa-Port. Departures from the airport generally run from early morning (around 06:50) to late evening (around 22:50). Timetables and tickets are on the ONCF website.
- Onward rail: Casa-Voyageurs is Casablanca's main station for trains to Rabat, Tangier, Marrakech and other cities.
- Taxis wait outside arrivals and are the practical choice at night or with heavy luggage; agree the fare before departure.
Compare options with our Airport Transfer Cost Calculator.
Traveler Information
- Late arrival? The last trains leave in the late evening; after that, plan a taxi or pre-booked transfer.
- Carry some dirhams for taxis and small purchases; the Moroccan dirham is a closed currency, so plan how you will get it on arrival.
- Entry rules and practical tips: see our Morocco guide and Casablanca guide.
