Airport
Bouarfa Airport (UAR)
Bouarfa Airport is the main gateway to the town of Bouarfa and Morocco's eastern Oriental region, close to the Algerian border. Compare transfer options to the town centre, Figuig, Oujda and nearby desert destinations, and plan your onward journey with ease.
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About Bouarfa Airport
Bouarfa Airport serves the town of Bouarfa and Morocco's eastern Oriental region, close to the border with Algeria. The modern airport opened in 2006, replacing an older restricted aerodrome and giving the area improved access to the national air network.
The airport is operated by Office National Des Aéroports and has a single passenger terminal with a capacity of about 100,000 passengers per year. Its runway, designated 09/27, is 3,200 metres long and supports domestic flights operated mainly by Royal Air Maroc.
Located roughly 2 km southwest of the Bouarfa town centre, the airport is reached by taxi or private transport, making the short journey into town straightforward.
Since 2019, regular Royal Air Maroc services have connected Bouarfa with Casablanca, and flights also link the airport with Oujda, helping travellers reach the wider region and continue their journey across Morocco.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Bouarfa Airport has a single passenger terminal serving the town and the surrounding Oriental region. The terminal handles mainly domestic flights, including Royal Air Maroc services linking Bouarfa with Casablanca and Oujda.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Bouarfa Airport
Transfers
Book private transfers from Bouarfa Airport to hotels, the town centre and other destinations across the Oriental region.
Hourly Chauffeur
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Car Rental
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Bus & Group Transfers
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