Casablanca, the largest city in Morocco, and the country's economic and business centre, an active seaport and commercial hub sitting on the Atlantic coast, boasting a French legacy that is seen in its seen in its downtown highlighted by a stunning blend of European Art Deco and Moorish architecture, well known for its long beaches and its seafront Corniche will have a futuristic terminal at Mohamed V Airport as part of a major architectural and technological project for this relevant air infrastructure.
ONDA, the Moroccan Airports Authority, responsible for managing and developing airport infrastructire and air navigation services in the North African Kingdom, with a focus on improving passenger experience and increasing connectivity presented the "Airport 2030" strategy, which aims to modernise national airport infrastructure on a large scale in order to cope with intense traffic boosted by the country's growing economic activity and Mohamed V Airport is one of the focal points of this relevant plan.
This development project is also directly linked to the boom in the Moroccan tourism market, which is is leading notable plans of the diversification of its destinations, new tourist products, an expansion of its incoming tourism activities covering more segments and niches, the launch of the alternative tourism next to the consolidated traditional focuses on cultural and historical tours of the Imperial cities.
All these moves that are attracting more and more tourists are strategies that elevated the North African country as leading destination in the African continent.
Also waiting for a major event as the 2030 Fifa World Cup, co - organised with Spain and Portugal,
Mohamed V Airport in Casablanca is part of dynamic plan of improvements of airports, an aerodrome that currently has a capacity for some 15 million passengers and aims to be able to absorb more than 30 million passengers by 2029.
The city taking advantage od this strategy aspires to become a global destination, consolidating itself as a leading hub in Africa and a relevant point of reference in the international landscape and for that it needs and is planning this ultra modern airport with an investment of 15 billion dirhams which also essentially aims to improve multi - modal mobility and enhance the travel experience.
This development as integral part of the above mentioned strategy "Airport 2030" led by ONDAwill also support the expected growth of traffic, especially in line with the development of Royal Air Maroc.
The new futuristic terminal at Mohamed V Airport in its project of modernisation will have a H – shaped designed, providing very efficient and modern infrastructure, aligned with the quality standards required on the international stage in terms of efficiency of air connections, ensuring quick baggage handling and an optimal use of telescopic corridors.
The new terminal will be a technical and architectural marvel, reflecting a complete transformation inspired by the Atlantic Ocean waves, it will boast a new 3.700 - metre and modern infrastructure along with new parking areas, commercial zones, a duty - free shop, VIP lounges and a hotel with panoramic views.
The new futuristic terminal will be also linked to the LGV, the high - speed train line connecting Kenitra and Marrakech, providing fast and easy transport to major cities.
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