Rabat Airport: Buses every 15 minutes and card payment
The National Airports Office (ONDA) is strengthening the connectivity of Rabat-Salé airport. In a press release, the office announces the increase in the frequency of bus shuttles and the deployment of a digital solution for taxis. These measures, part of the "Airports 2030" strategy, aim to streamline passenger transport in the run-up to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
To improve access to the city center, the frequency of the shuttles has been increased. From now on, a departure is guaranteed every 15 minutes. The flat rate is set at 25 dirhams, with the possibility for users to pay by bank card.
To accompany this system, an information kiosk has been installed in the public hall to guide passengers upon their arrival. Outside, a dedicated circuit has been set up on the esplanade to secure the routes and ensure the punctuality of the departures.
Launch of "Wetaxi"
In addition to the bus service, the Wetaxi service has been operational since January 5th. The result of an agreement between ONDA and the local authorities, this solution allows you to order a taxi via a regulated digital application.
This service covers trips to Rabat, Salé and the main surrounding urban hubs. It offers traceability of the journey and, like the shuttle, allows electronic payment by bank card.
The deployment of these new services has been accelerated to meet the logistical needs of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. The objective is to offer smooth mobility to visitors and the Moroccan public expected for this major sporting event, while permanently integrating the airport into its urban environment.
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