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EgyptAir is the flag carrier of Egypt and the airline is based at Cairo International Airport.

EgyptAir operates scheduled passenger services to more than 80 destinations in the Middle East, Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas.

EgyptAir flies to many destinations worldwide including Cairo, London, Sohag, Abu Simbel, Juba, Entebbe, Dar Es-salaam, Lusaka, Barcelona, Madrid, Casablanca, Manchester, Paris, Stockholm, Oslo, Berlin, Sofia, Athens and Istanbul. The airline's logo is Horus, the sky deity in ancient Egyptian methodology.

EgyptAir's fleet consists of A320-232, A321-231, A330-243, A330-300, A340-212, B737-500, B777-300 and B777-200.

Since 2008, EgyptAir has been a member of Star Alliance. The airlines was on the waiting list for approval to be a member of Star Alliance, and in 2007 the Chief Executive Board of the alliance voted to accept the Egypt based airline as a future member, being the first member airline from an arab country, and the second African one (just after South African Airways). The ceremony took place at Cairo International Airport on July 2008, when the carrier became the twenty first member of Star Alliance. This alliance meant an opening for EgyptAir, as they could be able to connect more passengers from Europe to the Middle East, Southeast Asia and even the Far East.

EgyptAir has codeshare agreements with Aegean Airlines, Air China, Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa, Thai Airways International and Turkish Airlines.

Frequent Flyer Program

EgyptAir operates a frequent flyer program called EgyptAir Plus to reward regular travellers with EgyptAir.

Four tiers of membership: Blue Card, Silver Card, Golden Card, Platinum Card.

EgyptAir as a Star Alliance member guarantees that you can earn and redeem miles on some Star Alliance Airline Partner. Every time you travel with EgyptAir on international and domestic routes and Star Alliance Airline Partners, you will earn miles.

Recently EgyptAir launched a campaign supporting local travel for passengers in Egypt, in which the airline encourages egyptians to book holidays inside the country, instead of going abroad. The purpose of the campaign is to promote local tourism and help develop the country's tourism economic muscle not only by immigrants but also local egyptians. EgyptAir chairman Safwat Mesallam stated local tour operators are willing to offer four day holidays at competitive prices that include flights with the airline all across Egypt.

Baggage

First or Business Class passengers, EgyptAir allows passengers 2 pieces of baggage with a maximum weight of 32 kgs and maximum dimensions of 158 cm with 2 pieces of hand luggage with a maximum weight of 8kg.

Economy class passengers, EgyptAir entitles its passengers to 2 pieces of checked baggage with a maximum weight of 23 kgs and 1 piece of hand luggage with maximum weight of 8kg. These are four international routes with Egyptair.

News

17th Juy 2017

EgyptAir announced Wednesday that its passengers can once again bring laptops and tablets aboard flights from Cairo to New York -- its lone U.S. route.

15th June 2017

Air Leisure (AL, Cairo Int'l) is planning to shift its widebody operations to an all-A330 fleet airline.

The Egyptian charter specialist currently operates a single remaining A340-200 - SU-GBM (msn 156) - dry-leased from EgyptAir (MS, Cairo Int'l) which, the sources have said, will be disposed of once the last of three ex-Emirates A330-200s - presumably SU-ALC (msn 392) - enters service. The other two Egyptair A340-200s are currently in storage at Cairo Int'l.

Air Leisure specializes in running charters between China and Egypt as well as scheduled flights between Jeddah and each of Alexandria Borg el Arab, Assiut, Luxor, and Sohag in Egypt.

(Source ch-aviation)

March 2017

Egyptair announced that the flotation of the Egyptian pound augmented air carrier EgyptAir's already significant losses to more than LE15 billion. However, Egyptair was able to add nine new airplanes to its fleet. EgyptAir has 31,600 employees working on 62 airplanes, which is higher than international rates. In April 2017, EgyptAir announced it will receive a third Boeing 737 to jon the company's fleet at beginning of May. This addition will be the 22nd model of the same type in the fleet. The B737/800 NGs is almost six years old and is considered one of the best-selling in the Boeing 737 family as it has several advantages, including low fuel consumption and ability to fly for up to six hours nonstop. EgyptAir has received its first Boeing 737-800 aircraft in December 2016. Safwat Mesallam, chairman of EgyptAir Holding Company, said the plan of upgrading the EgyptAir fleet is targeting a total of 105 aircrafts by the end of 2020 and 156 aircrafts by the end of 2025.

8th March 2017 

EyptaAir to increase services to Morocco

June 2017, EgyptAir will increase services to Morocco, with additional 2 weekly frequencies for Cairo – Casablanca route. This will take effect from 3rd June 2017, overall frequency will increase from 7 to 9 weekly.

Airbus A320-232

Boeing 737-500

Airbus A340-212

Boeing 737-800

Airbus A340-212

 Boeing 777-200

Cairo International Airport 

HUB Airport

Cairo International Airport is the international airport of Cairo and the busiest in Egypt and serves as the primary hub for Egyptair. The airport also acts as a hub for Air Cairo, AMC Airlines, EgyptAir Express, Nesma Airlines and Nile Air. The airport has three runaways and can handle nearly 18 million passengers every year. Other airlines which fly to and from Cairo International Airport include Aeroflot, Alitalia, British Airways, Emirates, Gulf Air, Lufthansa, Middle East Airlines, Oman Air and Qatar Airways.