Find the cheapest flights from London to Casablanca in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: London (LHR) → Casablanca (CMN)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 4h 30m – 8h 30m
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €310 | low |
| February | €320 | low |
| March | €370 | medium |
| April | €410 | medium |
| May | €440 | medium |
| June | €490 | high |
| July | €540 | high |
| August | €560 | high |
| September | €460 | medium |
| October | €390 | medium |
| November | €330 | low |
| December | €450 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Royal Air Maroc (direct): from €340 — Book directly on royalairmaroc.com – they sometimes match competitors’ prices and offer free changes on flexible fares.
- British Airways (connecting): from €420 — Use BA Avios points for redemptions – this route often has good value redemption rates compared to cash prices.
- Air France (connecting): from €400 — Search for Paris-Casablanca separately – sometimes cheaper than through tickets to Morocco.
- KLM (connecting): from €410 — Flying Blue members can use miles on this route – watch for Promo Rewards offering 25-50% mile discounts.
Booking Strategy
For London-Casablanca flights, book 6-8 weeks ahead for optimal pricing. The sweet spot is Tuesday or Wednesday departures, which are typically €40-60 cheaper than Friday-Sunday flights. Royal Air Maroc direct flights offer the best value at €340-380 return in off-peak months. Use Skyscanner’s ‘everywhere’ search to compare all airlines, then book directly with the carrier for better customer service. January and February see the lowest prices (€300-350 return), while August peaks at €550+. If your dates are flexible, shift to mid-week departures in shoulder season (March, May, September-October) for 25-30% savings. Avoid booking 2-3 days before departure as prices jump dramatically on this route.
Route Tips
- Use Mohammed V Airport’s free WiFi (45 minutes) upon arrival to arrange onward transport before stepping outside to avoid taxi touts.
- British Airways and Royal Air Maroc depart from Heathrow Terminal 5 – if connecting from another terminal, allow 90 minutes minimum.
- Morocco requires a valid passport (3+ months) – no visa needed for EU/UK citizens for stays under 90 days.
- Train tickets from the airport to Casa Voyageurs can be purchased at the station – avoid online booking which charges a booking fee.
- Royal Air Maroc allows 23kg checked baggage even on basic economy – check their website for current baggage allowances before booking.
- If arriving late, the train to Casa Voyageurs runs until 11pm – from there, trams connect to the city centre until midnight.
- Consider downloading the ‘ONCF’ app for train schedules and bookings – English interface available.
- Moroccan dirhams (MAD) can be withdrawn at airport ATMs – exchange rates are better in the city at Casa Voyageurs station.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from London to Casablanca?
Direct flights from London Heathrow to Casablanca take approximately 3 hours 30 minutes, operated by Royal Air Maroc. If booking connecting flights, expect 4h 30m to 8h 30m depending on your layover – common transit points include Paris (Air France), Amsterdam (KLM), and Lisbon (TAP Portugal). The shortest connecting time is typically via Paris at around 4h 30m total travel time.
How much does it cost to fly from London to Casablanca?
Return flights start at around €300-350 in the low season (January-February, November). Peak season (July-August) sees prices rise to €500-600 for the same journey. Direct flights with Royal Air Maroc typically cost €340-420 return, while connecting flights on European carriers range from €380-500. Shoulder months (March, April, May, September, October) offer a good balance at €370-450 return.
Are there direct flights from London to Casablanca?
Yes, Royal Air Maroc operates direct flights from London Heathrow (LHR) to Casablanca Mohammed V (CMN). There are typically 2-3 daily departures. No other airline currently offers non-stop service on this route. If you prefer or need a direct flight, Royal Air Maroc is your only option. Connecting flights via European hubs are widely available if direct times don’t suit you.
What is the cheapest month to fly from London to Casablanca?
January offers the cheapest fares at around €300-330 return, followed closely by February at €310-340. November is also excellent value at €320-360. These months see lower demand as they’re outside European school holidays and Moroccan travel peaks. The most expensive period is mid-June through August when European summer holidays drive prices to €500-600. For value, target January, February, or November.
Which airlines fly from London to Casablanca?
Royal Air Maroc operates direct flights from London Heathrow. Connecting options include British Airways (via Heathrow connections), Air France (Paris), KLM (Amsterdam), TAP Portugal (Lisbon), Iberia (Madrid), and Lufthansa (Frankfurt/Munich). Royal Air Maroc typically offers the best direct prices at €340-400 return, while budget connecting options start around €360-420 with European carriers.
What airport do I fly into in Casablanca?
You fly into Mohammed V International Airport (CMN), located 30km south of Casablanca city centre. The airport has two terminals – T1 hosts international carriers including Royal Air Maroc, while T2 serves low-cost airlines. Train to Casa Voyageurs takes 35 minutes and costs €4, while taxis to the city centre cost €15-20 (agree on price before departure). The train is the most reliable option.
How far in advance should I book London to Casablanca flights?
Book 6-8 weeks ahead for the best prices. This is the optimal window when airlines release their discounted inventory. Booking too early (12+ weeks) sometimes shows higher prices as peak fares aren’t yet loaded, while last-minute bookings (under 2 weeks) can be 40-60% more expensive. For July-August travel, book 10-12 weeks ahead as these dates fill quickly.
Is it cheaper to fly from London to Casablanca on weekdays?
Yes, flying midweek is significantly cheaper on this route. Tuesday and Wednesday departures save €40-70 compared to Friday-Sunday. Sunday is typically the most expensive day to depart. If possible, depart Tuesday-Thursday and return Monday-Wednesday for the best fares. Weekend departures to Morocco are popular with the Moroccan diaspora, driving prices up.
Data updated: 2026-03
