From Egypt to the world
Full-service or low-cost? Compare the most popular airlines flying from Egypt and find out what your ticket includes before you book.
Full-Service Airlines
Full-service
Most international flights route through Cairo, so travellers from other cities may need a connecting flight.
Distant destinations outside the Kingdom usually require a transit via Riyadh or Jeddah.
Full-service
Of the Egyptian airports, it serves Cairo only.
Full-service
Most of its flights to distant destinations involve a transit via Doha.
Full-service
The Basic fare does not include checked baggage and does not allow changes or cancellations.
Full-service
Some EcoFly bundle routes do not include checked baggage, so the bundle should be checked before booking.
Full-service
The Economy Zero Bag fare does not include checked baggage, so the ticket type should be checked before booking.
Full-service
Destinations beyond Bahrain require a transit via Bahrain.
Travel to Europe and America requires a transit in Amman
Full-service
In-flight internet is available on 787 aircraft only
Full-service
In-flight internet is available on A321neo aircraft only
Full-service
The cheapest European Economy fare types (Basic and Light) do not include a checked bag
Full-service
The Light fare type does not include a checked bag, and the Basic fare type does not include a cabin bag
Full-service
The cheapest tickets (hand baggage only) do not include a checked bag
Full-service
Most destinations require a transit in Addis Ababa
Low-Cost Flights from Egypt
Hybrid airline
No complimentary meals on flights; food and drinks are charged
Lower baggage allowance on the Hurghada – Germany route (20 kg checked and 5 kg cabin)
Low-cost airline
The basic fare does not include a checked bag or a meal except on Cairo Airport (CAI) flights
Value fare bundles
The Lite fare does not include a checked bag and does not allow changes or cancellations
Low-cost airline
The basic fare does not include a checked bag on flights from Sphinx, Hurghada, Sharm El Sheikh, Alexandria and El Alamein
Low-cost airline
The basic fare does not include seat selection
Low-cost airline
The basic fare does not include a checked bag or seat selection
What's the Difference?
General rules to help you choose — the fine details vary from airline to airline and ticket to ticket.
Usually included in an international economy ticket (allowance depends on destination and fare type).
Usually not included in the basic fare; added for a fee or with a higher fare bundle.
Usually included on international flights.
Usually purchased on board or pre-ordered.
A standard seat is usually free, or included with certain fare types.
Usually for a fee, except on higher fare bundles.
A wide network with connections via the airline's hub for long-haul destinations.
Usually direct point-to-point flights, with a smaller network.
Seatback screens or streaming to your device on most modern aircraft.
Limited or unavailable, depending on the airline.
Depends on the fare class; some are flexible.
Usually stricter conditions and higher fees on the basic fare.
Usually higher, as services are included.
Usually lower — you pay only for what you need.
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