CASABLANCA AIRPORT review : 17 May 2008 : by A Belafkih

Customer Rating : 3/5

If there is anything I dislike the most about CMN, it is the smoking policy. Operators of CMN, please take note that in this time and age, the trend all over the world is to restrict, and even ban, smoking in public and closed areas and not encourage it with a laisser faire attitude. The provision of a reliable, puctual and continuous train service to the city is also an issue that can be improved upon.

Casablanca Airport by Xuess Wee

22 January 2008   Customer Rating :

Casablanca Airport is a huge surprise. I had expected something less fanciful only to meet a well run and neat airport. Clearing customs in a large bright room lit by natural sunlight is comforting. It is a little darker at baggage claim and the arrival hall is more sombre than the departure. There are some money changers and unfortunately, along came the touts as well. The train station is right below the airport and train service is 1 train per hour into the city (30-40 mins). The International Departure Hall on the other hand is modern, bright and spiffy and again, clearing customs is a breeze. My only grouse - the check-in rows and customs are far apart so a fair bit of walking is involved. The gates are clearly marked and easy to get to and eateries and cafes are fairly easily located.

Casablanca Airport by Simon Summers

21 December 2006   Customer Rating : n/a

Reasonable airport, seemed efficient, clean and friendly. Arrived in the evening and had to wait over an hour for the last train to Casablanca- Voyageurs which was annoying, and there was no early train which arrived in time for my return flight early in the morning, so I was forced to spent the night in the airport! Plenty of guards made the place seem secure, found a couple of soft mats on which I managed to get some rest. All procedures were smooth, check-in, passport control and boarding by bus.

Casablanca Airport by Wesley Sloat

8 August 2005

Although Royal Air Morac tries to make CMN appear as one the up to date modern connecting hubs, it isn't quite there. With one 767 coming in from JFK it took more than an hour to get the whole group of passengers through. And when making a connection on the way out the waiting area isn't really up to date either. The airport is not non smoking and if you don't like to be swarmed by second hand smoke it makes it tough. The food choices again arent really up to good modern standards. But with hat said those are really the only negatives I can think of at CMN. Its got cool duty free shopping.

Casablanca Airport by Sibiry Traore

11 January 2005

In transit between flights from Bamako to Lyon and return. Overall a cosey airport, fairly clean and with comfortable seats. Many nice duty free shops with plenty of local handicraft and jewelry. On the minus side: most shops close at night, and half the public 'Maroc Telecom' telephone booths don't work properly.

Casablanca Airport by Patrick J. Mac Bride

4 November 2004

Having arrived at Casablanca from Montreal in the early hours, I was wanting coffee. I had no local currency, and neither did the cafe have change. I was treated to, not one, but two free cups of excellent espresso. This doesn't happen very often in this world we live in. This is an airport that practices humanity.