This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
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Mohammed V airport from Casablanca has deleted the inspection, scanners and gantry devices, at the entrances, allowing travelers to access the airport more quickly and to benefit from an arrival route without the long queues.
This reorganization of inspection devices allows more fluid circulation upon arrival at the airport. Travelers using Mohammed V airport can now access more quickly through all the entry points, a concrete advance that is part of the desire to modernize and optimize the passenger experience through various axes, including the fluidity of the controls, the comfort of the facilities and the technological innovation.
Speaking on this occasion, the director of the airport, Hicham Rahil, explained that the displacement of the safe control system at the entry points has not only accelerated the access of the passengers, but also made it possible to fully rethink the access system, while maintaining the strictest safety standards. This measure was made possible thanks to the joint mobilization of the Ministry of the Interior, the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) and the Royal Gendarmerie, underlined Mr. Rahil.
And to specify that it is part of the “airports 2030” strategy, one of the main objectives of which is improving the passenger experience.
The new system will be gradually deployed in other airports in the kingdom, starting with Marrakech airport in the coming days, accompanied by other measures aimed at strengthening the efficiency and quality of service offered to travelers. The National Office of Airports (ONDA) thus confirms its desire to make Moroccan airports references in terms of accessibility and security.
