Laayoune Hassan I International Airport — El Aaiún, Western Sahara (disputed territory)

Laayoune Hassan I International Airport, coded EUN, serves El Aaiún, the largest city in Western Sahara, a territory administered by Morocco though its sovereignty remains disputed internationally. The airport carries the name of the late Moroccan king who oversaw the territory's incorporation during the 1970s. Phosphate mining forms a major part of the regional economy, with vast reserves extracted nearby and shipped through coastal facilities, and airport traffic includes personnel connected to that industry alongside government and military travelers. Royal Air Maroc operates the bulk of scheduled flights connecting EUN to Casablanca and other Moroccan cities. The surrounding Saharan landscape is flat and arid, with El Aaiún itself functioning as an administrative and logistical center for Morocco's presence in the wider territory.