Direct flights with Egyptair (MS) - Find all destinations

Egyptair was founded in 1932 as the flag carrier of the country. It was initially called Misr Airlines, after the country’s name in Arabic, and the IATA code, MS, still reflects that.

Egyptair serves more than 102 destinations, of which 8 are domestic and the rest international across 50+ countries.

The airline has nearly 100 direct routes in its network, including flights to 4 continents.

To find a direct flight with Egyptair, use the filter tool below. Select an airport as a departure or destination, for example, Cairo (CAI), and all available nonstop Egyptair routes will instantly display. You may also filter by country, region, or continent, and then sort by duration, frequency, or aircraft.

Egyptair's primary hub and focus cities

EgyptAir’s operations are centered at Cairo International (CAI). The airport has been the largest in Africa since 2020 and serves as a primary hub for all Egyptair flights, including domestic, regional, and long-haul ones.

Focus cities include Alexandria (HBE) and Sharm El Sheikh (SSH).

Domestic nonstop flights with Egyptair

Egyptair serves most of the large cities in the country, as well as the popular leisure and holiday destinations. Air Cairo is a low-cost airline alternative for the budget-conscious.

Here are some of Egyptair’s busiest domestic routes:

• Cairo (CAI) - Luxor (LXR): 3-4 flights per day for both domestic travelers and tourists.

• Cairo (CAI) - Sharm El Sheikh (SSH): Frequent service of nearly 30 flights per week to the top Red Sea resort.

• Cairo (CAI) - Hurghada (HRG): Currently Egyptair’s busiest domestic route with 4-5 daily flights.

• Cairo (CAI) - Alexandria (HBE): A short flight to the coastal city of Alexandria, which only Egyptair offers.

• Abu Simbel (ABS) - Aswan (ASW): An important local route in South Egypt, connecting the major cities on both ends of the Nasser Lake.

Egyptair’s direct flights to the USA

EgyptAir operates nonstop transatlantic flights from Cairo to three US airports:

• Cairo (CAI) - New York (JFK): The busiest route to the USA with 1 flight daily.

• Cairo (CAI) - New York (EWR): 3 flights per week to the second-busiest airport serving New York.

• Cairo (CAI) - Washington Dulles (IAD): Also 3 flights per week to the American capital.

Egyptair’s broader international network

Egyptair’s focus is on providing frequent direct flights to most of the important airports in the Arab world, hubs and big cities in Europe, and select destinations in Africa and East Asia.

Here are just a few of the 90+ international destinations that Egyptair has in its portfolio of nonstop flights:

• Cairo (CAI) - London Heathrow (LHR): One of Egyptair’s busiest routes with thrice-daily flights.

• Cairo (CAI) - Frankfurt (FRA): 1-2 flights per day to Germany’s largest airport.

• Cairo (CAI) - Addis Ababa (ADD): Daily connections into Ethiopia’s hub.

• Cairo (CAI) - Beijing (PEK): Long-range direct service to the Chinese capital. Other cities in China to which Egyptair flies direct include Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou.

• Cairo (CAI) - Jeddah (JED): Currently Egyptair’s busiest route, serving Muslims for their Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages to Mecca.