から can have several different meanings in Japanese, depending on which part of the sentence it is in, and what comes before/after it. It is often translated as ‘from’. In these cases, it just means ‘with (A) as a starting location, (B)’. In this grammar construction, から comes directly after the place that is considered the starting point.

• 彼女（かのじょ）はモロッコから来（き）ました。
  She came from Morocco.
• 空港（くうこう）から車（くるま）で来（き）ました。
  I came from the airport by car.

This form of から is the closest to the ‘base’ meaning of the word in Japanese, as the nuance of から can almost always be thought of as meaning ‘from’ in some way.