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Security times drop at Mohammed V Airport
The National Airports Authority has reported that the first half of 2026 saw a significant improvement in the duration of passenger crossings at border control points in Moroccan airports, thanks to the efforts of the General Directorate of National Security and the Ministry of the Interior. The departure crossing time decreased to 3.6 minutes, representing a 24% reduction, while arrival crossing time improved to 9.6 minutes, an increase of 22% compared to last year. At Casablanca Airport, these results translated into a substantial reduction in crossing times, reaching 5.4 minutes upon arrival and 2.25 minutes during departure, with improvement rates of 54% and 70%, respectively, maintaining a balance between speed and safety. Similar results were achieved at other airports, with Tangier Airport recording a 52% decrease in arrival crossing time, and Fes Airport being among the best, with an average crossing time of less than 10 minutes. These improvements are attributed to ongoing mobilization and collaborative efforts by the relevant authorities to enhance border control efficiency, within the framework of the "Airports 2030" strategy, which focuses on improving service quality and the passenger experience.
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