Smaller but clean and modern airport
The guy working at the cafe will try to scam you. Morocco is notorious for this but I did not think someone would try to screw me the moment I got off the flight. After paying for my coffee he tries to tell me that he messed up the currency rate, which is already high. He tried to get a few bucks off me.
Beware of the "taxis" in front. I saw a group of girls pay 400 dirhams. My Moroccan girlfriend and I laughed. We asked for a ride to Ceuta and they did a switch-a-roo with an unmarked "taxi." Agreed on a price and changed it up once we got to the location.
The people who work for Vueling did not honor their 4-hour missed flight accommodations. He just looked lost, disinterested, and dismissive.
Small airport with quite relaxed staff. Beer is only available after Check In
Police are doing good job. The boarding guys should get some training.
Weird they won't let you pass security until around 30 minutes before boarding - yet the Air Maroc info is to be at the airport 3 (!) hours before.
Also, even if you've done online check-in you need to wait the queue for in-person check-in and have them print the boarding pass - so unless you care for a specific seat, don't bother with online check-in.
The taxi to city center or main train station costs 100 MAD - don't let them charge more. According to locals there is no direct shared taxi or bus route, but you can walk 1,8 km to the main road and catch shared taxi there.
Free WiFi and a power outlet just to the right of the entrance.
There is no place to have food or drink before passing security.
The staff at the boarding Pass is very chaotic. Euch time the stamp in passport at the free Double (!!) page. Is not it easier to control the passport when everything in the passport is situated in Order and not spreaded at different pages? Now i have 6 stamps at 5 (!!!) Pages. Thanks to these brillant people and passport control in Tanger-Tarifa and Ceuta, i will have to change my passport long before its expiry Date. Well done
This Airport is exactly on the opposite side of the world from an airport in New Zealand
Small airport. Very straightforward, headache free process to departure gate. One restaurant from which you can purchase food. Two souvenir stores and one duty free shop. It's not a fancy airport, but it serves its purpose to get you to your flight.
good airport lovely service just no food places avaliable so i recommend get food from outside and duty free is overpriced as usual not good food shops or that but lovely airport
Their product aren't that good (shops) the food there aren't that okey. Healthy? Not sure! Security is moderate, they are NOT very helpful, especially in important cases as they are slow in term of communication, they get confused and lose focus and don't handle matters fairy enough (some times they don't even listen; qestions/feedbacks/suggestions/complaints). Anyway the airport is average never heard of accidents or any harm happened to the passengers ever.. So 3 stars is the best rating i could give
Great policing service! I was raised in Tangier and haven't been to this airport since January 2001. I am impressed with the professionalism and kindness of the boarder law enforcement personnel. They were nice to me and polite and I am grateful for the level of respect they showed while processing my entry documents. Thank you.