Airport Agadir

Airport Agadir

Départ	Arrivée	Nombre MAX
Aéroport Agadir	Marrakech	1-3 Personnes
		5/5-8 Personnes
Aéroport Agadir	Essaouira	1-3 Personnes
		5-8 Personnes
Aéroport Agadir	Casablanca	1-3 Personnes
		5/5-8 Personnes

Agadir–Al Massira Airport (IATA: AGA, ICAO: GMAD) is the primary international gateway serving the city of Agadir and the Souss‑Massa region in southwest Morocco. Located approximately 20 km southeast of Agadir in the commune of Temsia, the airport is easily accessible via the A7 expressway or National Route 10
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Constructed in 1991 to replace the old Inezgane Airport, Al Massira was designed by Bouygues and local partners, and named to commemorate the Green March
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. Its single runway, designated 09/27, is 3,200 m long and can accommodate large aircraft such as Boeing 747s. The apron covers around 170,000 m², with parking for ten Boeing 737s and three Boeing 747s
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The terminal spans approximately 26,550 m² and handles both domestic and international flights. It features a divided waiting area, eliminating customs for domestic passengers, and includes a VIP lounge and fast‑track passport control for transit passengers connecting through Casablanca
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Annual passenger traffic has grown significantly—from about 2 million in 2019, through 2.3 million in 2023, and projected to reach 3 million in 2024—positioning AGA as Morocco’s third busiest airport
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Inside the terminal, passengers can find cafés, a modest cafeteria, duty‑free shops, ATMs, currency exchange desks, and free Wi‑Fi. Additional services include medical facilities, a post office, conference rooms, payphones, and wheelchair assistance .

Getting to and from the airport is convenient. Local buses (line 22) connect to Inezgane and Agadir central for just 4–7 MAD, while fixed‑fare taxis charge around 200 MAD for a 20‑minute ride. Car rentals and private shuttle options are also readily available
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While travelers praise the airport for its compact layout, fast security, and courteous staff, some note limited food options, unpredictable passport inspections, and sparse charging outlets
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. Overall, Agadir–Al Massira Airport offers a streamlined and efficient experience—ideal for tourists bound for the city’s beaches, mountains, and cultural attractions.

Key Highlights:

Single runway (3,200 m) capable of handling large jets
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One terminal with separate zones for domestic and international flights, plus VIP lounge
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2–3 million passengers annually; third busiest airport in Morocco
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Amenities: cafés, duty‑free, Wi‑Fi, currency exchange, ATMs, medical, conference spaces

Ground transport: local bus (4–7 MAD), fixed‑fare taxi (~200 MAD), car rentals, shuttles
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In summary, Agadir–Al Massira is a modern, well‑connected airport that handles growing volumes of tourists with efficiency, serving as a comfortable launchpad for exploring southern Morocco.

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