The airport recorded strong growth in 2025, welcoming around 346,082 passengers, up 11.89% from 2024, reflecting the continued recovery in air traffic across the region.
This upward momentum continued to strengthen this year, with the airport recording exceptional growth of nearly 45.2% in August, in line with the broader increase in air traffic across Morocco’s airports.
Dakhla Airport posts record growth of over 45%, boosting tourism and investment in the Moroccan Sahara.
In terms of continental and international connectivity, the airport operates direct routes including four weekly flights to the French capital, Paris, and two weekly flights each to the Spanish cities of Madrid and Las Palmas.
Meanwhile, domestic connectivity is also expanding, with two daily flights linking Dakhla to Casablanca throughout the week, alongside four weekly flights to Agadir, three to the capital Rabat and two weekly flights to Marrakech.
