Clothing store at Mohammed V International Airport
Along the road
It links Mohammed V Airport with Casablanca through main international gateway to central Casablanca hotels and business districts.
Mohammed V Airport to Casablanca is served by private cars and rail. Public transport is seeded at 30–60 MAD per passenger through ONCF, with a daily or multiple daily pattern; the operator's current timetable and fare govern the selected departure.
This direction-specific Mohammed V Airport–Casablanca transfer is modelled for road vehicle.
Carte du trajet
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Mohammed V Airport · Casablanca-Settat
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