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Charter a private jet to or from Casablanca and secure direct access to North Africa’s most sophisticated financial and industrial capital. Private jet charter with Ari Jets offers complete flexibility, full discretion, and departures on your schedule.
Casablanca bridges African markets with European finance and Middle Eastern investment, anchored by Casablanca Finance City and a thriving industrial sector. For corporate executives, sovereign investors, and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, private aviation ensures seamless connectivity and operational efficiency beyond commercial limitations. Ari Jets provides access to a global fleet of long-range and super-midsize jets, with priority VIP handling at Mohammed V International Airport (CMN), expedited overflight clearances, and 24/7 support. Whether arriving for boardroom negotiations or exclusive access to the city’s premier coastal estates, we deliver tailored solutions that reflect the privacy and precision expected by the world’s most discerning travelers.
1. Mohammed V International Airport (GMMN / CMN)
2. Casablanca Tit Mellil Airport (GMMT)
3. Rabat-Salé Airport (GMME / RBA)
1. Four Seasons Hotel Casablanca
2. Le Palace d’Anfa
3. Sofitel Casablanca Tour Blanche
4. Hyatt Regency Casablanca
5. The Hotel & Spa Le Doge – Relais & Châteaux
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Not always. Chartering a larger private jet with more seats will generally cost more per hour than chartering a smaller one with fewer seats – but beyond that, the only additional charge per passenger is a standard fee (which depends on the type of trip.
In the US, flight attendants are mandatory on large aircraft and above. While in Europe, flight attendants are used on medium-sized aircraft and above. Flight attendants have separate seats. Larger aircraft and above have a jump seat next to the cabin for the flight attendant, which means that the flight attendant is usually not in the cabin.
The insurance of the operators does not cover precious metals and precious stones. Many customers wishing to book a return flight to collect gold ask this question; the insurance covers the aircraft and passengers, but not precious metals or precious stones. A separate insurance policy is required for this.
