How to Book a Flight From Berlin to Casablanca

Casablanca--The Crossroads of Morocco

Whether you are a German citizen or someone on holiday in Berlin seeking to visit Casablanca, learn the best ways for flying to the city of Casablanca. Who knows, you may even locate Rick.

Difficulty:

Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need

• List of prospective dates, times and destinations for travel
• Major credit card
• Internet access
• Valid passport

1. Research traveling by plane from Berlin to Casablanca well ahead of time. Europe has many discounted carriers with newer equipment and lower fares that you will not find on the major travel sites. Unfortunately at the present, a non-stop trip is not in existence from Berlin to Casablanca. Carefully find the flight that works for you in price, time and day of departure and has short layovers.

2. Pull-up a low cost airline site obtain the names of the carriers that fly into Casablanca from Europe. Then check to see if any of these airlines fly directly to the departure city from Berlin. Sign-up for individual websites of airlines that fly to Casablanca from Germany or anywhere else within Europe. You will be among the first to find out about great offers before they are released to the general public and schedule releases. You know how it works--book early, pay less.

3. Access these airline sites to locate cheapest fares and learn the options in traveling to Casablanca. Although the airport in Casablanca is a hub, it only services 21 destinations, so it would be wise to seek a non-stop out of another city in Europe. For instance, one low-cost air carrier flies from Berlin to Madrid and then connects on the same airline flying non-stop to Casablanca. You can try to head to Casablanca via Barcelona, Brussels, Milan or Paris from Berlin.

4. Compare the rates, schedules and duration of trip between the carriers on all sites. It may take a little practice to search on your own, but the extra savings can be a splurge for something else. Though offering lower web-only fares, these airlines issue e-tickets only. Read the fine print before booking and purchasing with low-cost carriers. The initial flight may be inexpensive, but baggage and other services may be require an additional fee.

5. Book your flight and select seat assignment if applicable. Some carriers will allow you to check in on line 24 to 36 hours prior to the flight. At the airport, head to the kiosk and with information on your e-ticket, credit card used for purchase and print out your boarding pass. You can also check in your baggage. Have travel documentation at all times. Be sure to be in constant possession of your passport, resident card, home address and medical insurance card.

Tips & Warnings

• Read travel forums and seek the advice of others.

• Visas are not needed for German or U.S. Citizens. All others, please check with the Moroccan Consulate nearest you.

• Casablanca has two airports: Casablanca Airport (CMN) and Casablanca Anfa Airport (CAS). Check for flights to either one.

• With tickets in hand, know which airport you are departing from. Berlin has 2 major airports: Tegel and Schönefeld.

• Try to steer clear of booking your flight on multiple carriers unless it is an unbeatable fare. By doing so, you are purchasing separate two airline tickets, thus pushing up the costs.

Resources

• Berlin airports
• Casablanca tourist info
• Search for low-cost flights.
• Moroccan airports