Aérobus: How Casablanca’s New Airport Shuttle Is Transforming Travel to Mohammed V Airport

Aérobus is Casablanca’s new airport shuttle linking Mohammed V Airport to major city areas with 14 stops, modern comfort, free Wi-Fi, and a fixed 50 MAD fare, offering travelers a smoother and more connected mobility experience.
Aérobus shuttle operated by Alsa connecting Mohammed V Airport to downtown Casablanca, shown at a station with the route map displayed.

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Clear Routes, Frequent Departures, and a Direct Link to the City’s Key Districts

A long-awaited upgrade has finally arrived for travelers landing at Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport: the new Aérobus shuttle service, launched by the National Airports Office (ONDA) in partnership with Alsa Casablanca. The service is already earning strong approval from passengers who see it as a practical, modern alternative to costly or unpredictable transport options.

The shuttle on Line 1 connects the airport directly to Casa-Port train station, stopping at 14 key points across the city, including Avenue des FAR, United Nations Square, Hassan I Avenue, Route El Jadida, and Boulevard Al Massira.
Departures run every 25 minutes throughout the day, with a 40-minute frequency at night, giving travelers a reliable schedule and reducing the stress of airport transfers.

Comfort, Fixed Pricing, and a Service Designed for Easier and Smarter Travel

Aérobus operates with a fixed fare of 50 MAD, payable by cash or bank card, making it a convenient and budget-friendly solution for both residents and visitors. The buses are modern and fully equipped for comfort: air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, secure luggage areas, and accessibility features for passengers with reduced mobility.
Drivers are trained, multilingual, and supported by a dedicated customer-service team available daily to assist travelers with guidance and inquiries.

Beyond convenience, the new shuttle system helps reduce traffic congestion toward the airport, especially during peak travel periods such as Hajj, Umrah, and summer’s Operation Marhaba. By offering a dependable public-transport link, Casablanca is reshaping the airport experience and strengthening the integration of Mohammed V Airport into the city’s broader mobility network.

Aérobus is more than a shuttle, it is a redesigned entryway into Casablanca, creating a smoother, smarter, and more connected journey for every passenger.

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