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Fast Track at Fez-Saïss airport
Fez-Saïss Airport serves Fez and Meknes. It sits on the Saïss plain at an altitude of 579 m, 14.4 km from the centre of Fez by road. International flights, mostly from France, Spain, Italy and Belgium, are handled in Terminal 2, which opened in 2017. The service starts as you step off the aircraft: an agent waits for you there with a sign bearing your name and guides you through the formalities to the exit; on departure, the service runs from check-in all the way to boarding.
At Fez-Saïss
Fast Track at Fez-Saïss, step by step.
- 01BookingYou give the service, the places, the date and the time. The price is shown before you book; bookings close 48 hours before your flight.
- 02ConfirmationYou receive the name of your agent, your chauffeur's name and the exact meeting point, in French or in English.
- 03Welcome at the airportYour agent meets you as you step off the plane with a sign bearing your name and assists you through the formalities.
- 04Transfer to your address in MarrakechYour chauffeur, informed of your arrival, drives you to your address in Marrakech, including from the other airports. The price remains the one set at booking.
FEZ · Fez-Saïss
Good to know about Fez-Saïss Airport.
The airport splits passengers between two terminals. Terminal 2, inaugurated in 2017, handles international flights; designed for 2.5 million passengers a year, its architecture draws on the heritage of Fez. Since November 2019, Terminal 1 has been reserved for domestic flights, including those to Casablanca. An expansion project, put out to tender in 2024, is set to raise capacity to 5 million passengers a year, with a terminal of around 46,000 m².
Traffic is steady: 1.92 million passengers in 2025, close to the 2024 level. Ryanair operates most routes, alongside Air Arabia Maroc, Royal Air Maroc and Transavia. France is the largest market, led by Paris, with around ten French cities served direct; Spain, Italy and Belgium follow.
The airport serves two imperial cities on the UNESCO World Heritage List: the medina of Fez, listed in 1981, and the historic city of Meknes, listed in 1996, 71 km away by road. It connects to the A2 Rabat-Oujda motorway and to the N8, the road to Ifrane and the Middle Atlas.
The price
A price per passenger, identical in all six airports.
Fast Track Premium is priced per passenger, on arrival and on departure. Enter your flight and your travellers: the total is displayed before you book, taxes included, and does not change.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about Fast Track at Fez-Saïss.
01Which terminal for an international flight at Fez?
International flights arrive at and depart from Terminal 2, which opened in 2017. Terminal 1 has been reserved for domestic flights since 2019. If you are flying in from Europe, your agent will therefore be waiting for you in Terminal 2 as you step off the aircraft, holding a sign with your name, and will stay with you through passport control and customs to the exit.
02Is Fast Track available for departures from Fez-Saïss?
Yes. On departure, your agent accompanies you through check-in and security, all the way to boarding. One regulation is worth knowing before you leave Morocco: according to the foreign exchange office, each traveller may take no more than 2,000 dirhams in banknotes out of the country, and the same limit applies on entry.
03How far is Fez Airport from Marrakech?
It is 530 km by road from Fez-Saïss Airport, a drive of around 5 hrs 57. The private transfer offered from this airport goes to Marrakech. If a transfer is booked as well as Fast Track, your agent calls the chauffeur when you arrive.
48 hours minimum
Booking at least 48 hours before your flight.
Fast Track must be booked at least 48 hours before your flight time, online or by phone or WhatsApp. At Fez-Saïss, as at the other airports, airport access procedures do not allow any later booking. For any question before booking, we answer by phone and on WhatsApp.