Cairo International Airport

Cairo International Airport

Cairo International Airport (CAI), situated about 15 kilometers northeast of downtown Cairo, is Egypt’s primary international airport and one of the busiest in Africa.

Facilities

Cairo International Airport has three main terminals: Terminal 1, catering to a mix of domestic and international flights; Terminal 2, primarily serving international flights after its extensive renovation; and Terminal 3, the main hub for EgyptAir and its Star Alliance partners.

The airport offers a variety of facilities, including duty-free shops, a range of dining options, banking and currency exchange services, and business lounges. Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport, and there are also prayer rooms, baggage services, and medical facilities to cater to passengers’ needs.

Airlines

Cairo International Airport hosts numerous airlines, with EgyptAir being the primary carrier. Other major airlines operating from CAI include Emirates, Qatar Airways, Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, and Air France, connecting Cairo with cities across the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

Public Transportation

For public transportation, taxis are readily available at the airport, and ride-sharing services are commonly used. The Cairo Airport Shuttle Bus provides connections to various parts of the city. Additionally, the planned Cairo Metro extension will soon offer a direct connection to the airport, further enhancing accessibility.

Cairo International Airport plays a vital role in connecting Cairo with the rest of the country and international destinations, making it an important transportation hub in the region.

Passenger Guides

This passenger guides are available to help you find your route through the airports easily and efficiently.