Airport / FAQ
Everything you need to know before flying to Agadir: access, transport, parking, services and airlines at Agadir-Al Massira Airport (AGA).
Book your rental car in advance for a lower price, or choose a private transfer if you don't want to drive.
Agadir-Al Massira Airport (AGA) is located about 22 km southeast of central Agadir, on the Souss plain. It is connected to the city by the N10 expressway and by ALSA's L-AE bus. GPS coordinates: 30.325, -9.413056.
Agadir Airport's IATA code is AGA and its ICAO code is GMAD. AGA is the code to remember for your tickets, car rental and transfers to Agadir and the Souss.
Agadir Airport surpassed 3 million passengers in 2024, making it the third-busiest airport in Morocco behind Casablanca-Mohammed V and Marrakech-Menara. An ONDA expansion project aims to increase its capacity to 7 million passengers per year.
Agadir Airport has a single terminal of about 26,550 m² that combines domestic and international flights. Compact and easy to navigate, it is designed for 3 million passengers and will be expanded as part of ONDA's expansion project.
ALSA's L-AE bus connects Agadir Airport to Vallée des Oiseaux in 40 to 50 minutes for 50 MAD, every 60 minutes. A regular taxi costs around 150 MAD (200 MAD at night) and a private transfer starts at €27. Car rental is ideal for the coast and the Souss.
No, Agadir Airport is not served by train or tram; the city of Agadir has no railway station. Transport relies on the L-AE bus and bus no. 37 to Inezgane, supplemented by taxis, private transfers and rental cars.
A taxi from Agadir Airport to the center and the bay costs around 150 MAD, and 200 MAD after 7 pm, for a 25 to 30 minute journey. Agree on the fare before getting in. The fixed-price private transfer, booked online, starts at €27.
Yes, more than 12 rental agencies are present at Agadir Airport, in the arrivals area of the terminal. Rates start around €8 to €12/day, with deposit-free and unlimited mileage options, including 4x4s for the Souss and Anti-Atlas.
Yes, Agadir Airport has official parking areas managed by ONDA facing the terminal: drop-off, short-term and long-term. Long-term parking starts around 60 MAD/day, with a decreasing rate beyond three days.
Agadir Airport operates 24/7, with commercial activity concentrated around flight hours. In high tourist season, shops and cafés stay open late to accompany daytime and evening traffic.
Yes, Agadir Airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal. The connection lets you check flights, arrange your transfer or download your boarding pass before going through security.
For a flight departing from Agadir Airport, it is recommended to arrive 2 hours early for an international flight and 3 hours during busy periods, when holidays and long weekends lengthen the lines at security checks.
Agadir Airport is served by Royal Air Maroc, Air Arabia Maroc, Ryanair, easyJet, Transavia France, TUI fly, Condor, Eurowings and many others, notably to France, the United Kingdom and Germany. Service is increased in winter, the resort's high season.
From Agadir Airport, the most frequent routes serve France (Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Bordeaux), the United Kingdom (London, Manchester), Germany (Frankfurt, Munich, Düsseldorf) and Belgium (Brussels), as well as Casablanca domestically.
Yes, Agadir Airport offers an airside VIP lounge, accessible with certain cards, loyalty programs or by purchase. It offers comfortable seating, catering and Wi-Fi, welcome during a wait in the winter high season.
Agadir Airport's terminal brings together duty-free shops, cafés, restaurants, ATMs, currency exchange offices, bank counters and assistance for reduced-mobility passengers. Car rental counters are grouped in the arrivals area.
Yes, Agadir Airport offers an assistance service for people with reduced mobility, to be requested in advance from the airline. Elevators, adapted walkways and meeting points make getting through the terminal easier.
Agadir can be visited year-round thanks to its mild, sunny climate. Winter attracts Europeans seeking sun and summer draws families; spring and autumn offer the best compromise between pleasant weather and calmer crowds at Agadir Airport.
The currency used at Agadir Airport is the Moroccan dirham (MAD), which is not convertible outside the country. Currency exchange offices and ATMs are available in the terminal; plan on cash for the taxi and keep dirhams for small purchases.
Yes, Agadir Airport is a good starting point for the coast and the Souss: Taghazout is 40 km away (45 min), Paradise Valley about 60 km, Taroudant 67 km and Souss-Massa National Park 60 km. A rental car or private transfer makes these excursions easier.
Didn't find your answer? Check out the car rental, taxi and transfer and parking pages, or write to us from the contact page. For official information, please refer to the operator's website, onda.ma.