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Air Cairo expands flight offer to Germany

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Air Cairo, which has partnerships with Egypt Air and Sunexpress, announces a significant expansion of its flight offering to Germany. From the 2024/25 winter schedule, the airline will strengthen its presence in the German market by introducing a new route from Cairo to Cologne/Bonn.

This expansion is just the first step in a broader strategy that will include further new connections in summer 2025. Air Cairo will then also launch two new routes connecting Hurghada with Dresden and Erfurt. These developments are part of the airline's efforts to expand its reach in Europe and specifically target the German travel market.

Extension of the 2024/25 winter flight schedule

From October 27, 2024, Air Cairo will fly twice a week from Cairo to Cologne/Bonn. The new connection offers passengers a convenient way to travel between the Egyptian capital and one of the most important cities in North Rhine-Westphalia. Cologne/Bonn, as one of Germany's central airports, represents a strategically important hub for the airline. The addition of this route enables Air Cairo to offer tourism and business travelers an attractive option for travel to Egypt, especially during the winter months when many people want to escape the cold weather in Europe.

The decision to add Cologne/Bonn to the network underlines Air Cairo's commitment to serving the demand for direct flights between Egypt and Germany. Cologne/Bonn is known for its cultural and economic attractions, making the new connection attractive for both tourism and business purposes.

New routes for the 2025 summer flight schedule

With the start of the 2025 summer flight schedule, Air Cairo will further expand its offering. From March 31, 2025, two new connections will be established: Hurghada will then be connected to Dresden twice a week and to Erfurt three times a week. These routes offer travelers from central Germany direct flights to the popular holiday destinations in Egypt.

Hurghada, a popular holiday destination on the Red Sea, attracts numerous tourists every year who enjoy its beaches, crystal clear waters and a wide range of leisure activities. The new connections to Dresden and Erfurt offer travellers from these cities the opportunity to travel directly to one of Egypt's most sought-after holiday destinations. This is particularly significant for the regions of Saxony and Thuringia, which may have had limited direct flight options to Egypt until now.

Strategic importance and market analysis

The expansion of Air Cairo to Germany shows the increasing importance of the European market for the Egyptian airline. Germany, as one of the largest and economically strongest countries in Europe, offers considerable potential for the airlines, especially in the area of ​​tourist travel.

The decision to add Cologne/Bonn, Dresden and Erfurt to the schedule also reflects the growing demand for direct flights between Europe and Egypt. Egypt remains a popular destination for European tourists looking for sunny holiday destinations. The new connections offer an attractive option for travelers from the German market, which is known for its high travel demand.

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