Casablanca airport to the city, day and night

Last updated 21 Oct 2026.

Written by Omar Oujoud in Casablanca. Research drafting is AI-assisted; observations are recorded in person. How we check

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At a glance

Your options, side by side

Step by step

Taking the train

The station is below Terminal 1, reached from the arrivals hall Unconfirmed Sources. An ONCF e-ticket can be shown on your phone or printed Source-checked 28 Sep 2026 Sources. You do not need to collect a paper ticket.

If you land at Terminal 2, the station is in Terminal 1. A free shuttle bus links the two terminals Unconfirmed Sources.

Some airport trains also run to Casa Port Unconfirmed Sources, as well as Casa Voyageurs. Check the destination on your date.

Our advice: buy the ticket before you fly if you can. The machines take cards, not cash. From Casa Voyageurs, a red petit taxi can take you on to your address. Ask the driver to use the meter.

Taking the Aérobus

The Aérobus costs 50 MAD Source-checked 28 Sep 2026 Sources and runs from Terminal 2 and Terminal 1 to Casa Port, through the central boulevards Source-checked 28 Sep 2026 Sources. On the way it serves Place des Nations Unies, Parc de la Ligue Arabe, Casablanca Finance City, Technopark and Casanearshore Unconfirmed Sources.

The coaches wait outside Arrivals at the main exit, at stops marked on the forecourt Unconfirmed Sources.

Our advice: if you cannot see the stop, ask airport staff where the Aérobus stands at your terminal.

Taking a grand taxi

The airport operator says the airport taxi fares are displayed on a sign in Terminal 1 and at a desk on the arrivals forecourt Unconfirmed Sources. The sign has not been read for this guide, so fares from other websites are not repeated here. A taxi fare goes in the fare log only after it has been written down at the rank.

Red petit taxis may not go to the airport, which is outside their city area; grand taxis serve it Unconfirmed Sources.

Our advice: do it in this order:

1. Walk past offers of a taxi inside the terminal.
2. Go to the rank and find the displayed fare list before you talk to anyone.
3. Tell the driver your destination and agree the total for the whole car, including your luggage, before any bags go in.
4. Have cash in dirhams. Whether airport taxis take cards is not yet confirmed.

Uber and other ride apps

Uber resumed service in Casablanca and Marrakech on 27 November 2025, with licensed transport vehicles and drivers only Unconfirmed Sources. Whether it can pick you up at the airport is not yet confirmed. Morocco’s Ministry of Transport has been reported as saying that carrying paying passengers without a transport licence, or in a private car, is an offence Unconfirmed Sources.

Our advice: for a first arrival, the Aérobus, the train or the taxi rank is the simpler choice. Whichever you take, check that the car is a licensed taxi or transport vehicle before you get in.

The edge case

Arriving late at night

Airport trains are listed as running from about 06:50 to 22:50 Unconfirmed Sources, and the times change with ONCF’s seasonal timetables. The Aérobus runs every 25–40 minutes, day and night Source-checked 28 Sep 2026 Sources. Airport taxis run 24 hours Unconfirmed Sources.

Our advice: check the last train for your date before you fly. If you land close to it, plan as if you will miss it. Passport control and baggage can take a while. Your options are then the Aérobus, a grand taxi from the rank, or a pickup arranged by your accommodation. Ask about that when you book.

Our advice: get some cash in dirhams before you leave the terminal. Whether cash machines and exchange desks are open at night is not yet confirmed.

First and last trains

The first train moves because ONCF changes the airport timetable during the year. During Ramadan 2026 trains ran hourly from 05:40 to 22:55 Unconfirmed Sources. In ONCF’s summer 2026 plan they ran hourly from 06:00 to 23:00, until 13 September Unconfirmed Sources. Some other write-ups still name an earlier first train. Those pages are not the source for the times above.

Our advice: search your exact date on ONCF’s booking site before you count on a train.

What to watch for

Our advice: four habits cover most of the surprises.

• Offers inside the terminal. The fare to set beside them is the one on the displayed list.
• An extra that is not on the list. Ask to see it on the list before you agree.
• A price agreed once you are moving. Settle it before the car leaves.
• Large notes. Carry smaller notes. The driver may not have change.

Which one suits you

Our advice: if you are continuing by train, for example to Marrakech, take the airport train to Casa Voyageurs and change there. If you are staying near Casa Port or the city centre, compare the Aérobus route with your address first. Either way, leave a gap before a tight onward connection.