Air Maroc

Online check-in is available from 48 to 2 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

An international airport in Casablanca is located 30 kilometers south of the city center. It’s the largest airport in Morocco. It was named after Muhammad V – Sultan and King of Morocco. There are plenty of restaurants and cafes at the airport as well as duty-free shops and a shopping mall. At the arrivals, you find several car rental offices. Mohammed V International Airport offers passengers free wireless Internet access.

Royal Air Maroc serves complimentary in-flight meals during medium and long-haul flights (longer than 2 hours). They are dished out on fine porcelain china and the menu is changed regularly.

On long-haul flights, economy class passengers are offered two meals – lunch or dinner with starters as well as a dessert of the day and hot tea or coffee at the end of the meal. Hot and cold drinks are served at any time throughout the flight. A wide selection of Moroccan and French wines and various alcoholic beverages are also available to passengers. 

All business class travelers are offered an aperitif before their meal. They can choose the main dish (served with a salad) from three suggestions of the day and enjoy a selection of cheese, pastries, and fresh fruit. Passengers with special dietary requirements will be provided custom-made meals. Food is accompanied by Moroccan and French wines and other alcoholic and soft drinks. Tea, coffee, and cocktails are served at the end of the meal.

On board of Royal Air Maroc aircraft Business class passengers can enjoy video-on-demand with over 45 different programs, offering current and classic Hollywood movies, documentaries, and TV series. In addition, they can browse through 150 albums of diverse music, including Andalusian, Moroccan, classical, and jazz compositions as well as video games soundtracks. There is also a wide selection of newspapers and magazines available on board.

Business class travelers will find USB ports and electrical outlets to charge their phones, notebooks, and computers. Thanks to the GeoVision they can get the information about the current flight or do some shopping in a duty-free onboard boutique. There is also a frequent flyer program called Flying Blue available to Business class passengers.