Cairo, with over nine million residents, serves as Egypt’s political, economic, and cultural hub, combining a rich history with modern amenities. The city boasts UNESCO World Heritage Sites, skyscrapers, luxury hotels, and a vibrant cultural scene. The iconic pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx are also located nearby.
Initially, flights from Cologne/Bonn will depart on Sundays at 17:05 and Tuesdays at 17:30, with arrival in Cairo at 22:10 and 22:35, respectively (local times). Nile Air will continue to operate flights on Thursdays and Sundays during the winter flight schedule, using a modern Airbus A320-200 with a two-class configuration. The return flights from Egypt will also be on Thursdays and Sundays. Nile Air sees this as a significant step in strengthening its presence in one of its key source markets, Germany, and anticipates a successful long-term partnership with the airport.
This post was published on 9 September 2023 23:08
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