Casablanca Airport Terminal 1 & Terminal 2 Guide

What is the difference between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2?

Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 serve different flight and passenger operations, so the correct terminal affects check-in, meeting points, lounge access, transport orientation and connections. Fast Track Morocco works across both terminals, but travelers should confirm T1 or T2 from the current ticket, airline information or airport display rather than rely on an old allocation list.

Which airlines currently use T1 and T2?

Airline use of Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 can change, so there is no permanent airline-to-terminal list that should be relied on without checking. Fast Track Morocco has observed airline counters including Royal Air Maroc, Air Arabia, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Saudia and Turkish Airlines; confirm the live terminal assignment from the flight ticket or airport display.

Where is the airport train station?

The airport train station is directly accessible from inside/under Casablanca Mohammed V Airport, with access associated with Terminal 1. Follow the current train signage inside the airport. For Casa Oasis, Casa Voyageurs, Casa Port, fares and schedules, use the dedicated train guide.

Where do arriving passengers exit and meet drivers?

Arriving passengers leave through the applicable arrivals route for their terminal, then continue to the meeting or pickup area shown by current airport signage. Fast Track Morocco uses terminal-specific passenger flow for service planning, but an exact universal driver meeting point should not be assumed because the applicable reception/pickup point can vary by service and terminal.

What should connecting passengers know about T1/T2?

Connecting passengers should confirm the terminal shown for each flight and whether their itinerary stays in transit or requires entry, baggage collection or recheck. Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 are not interchangeable for every journey. Use the ticket, airline instructions and current airport displays before moving between terminal areas.

A common mistake to avoid

The terminal number is a routing decision, not trivia. It affects where you look for the airline, how you plan a meeting, which facilities are closest and how a connection may unfold. Because airline allocations can change, the safest approach is to combine Fast Track Morocco’s practical T1/T2 knowledge with live ticket/display information on the day rather than hard-code a permanent airline-to-terminal table.

Terminal-orientation checklist

Need	Practical action
Confirm T1 or T2	Use ticket + live airport display
Airline help	Look for the airline counter; Fast Track Morocco observations include RAM, Air Arabia, Qatar Airways, Emirates, Saudia and Turkish Airlines
Basic facilities	Wi-Fi, toilets, prayer/rest space and information help are available
Train	Follow the dedicated Train Guide and current signage
Connection	Use Transit & Connections for itinerary-specific steps