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London(0207)
Management office
296 Regent Street
London
W1B 3PH
Tel : 580-5477
Fax: 637-4328
Sales Office
29/31 Piccadilly London W
IV OPT
Tel: 734-2343
734-2864
Fax: 287-1728
Sales Office
63 Conduit St,
London
W1S 2GD
Reservation
Tel : 734-2864
Fax: 287-1728
Tel: 734-2343
Management office
296 Regent Street
London
W1B 3PH
Tel : 580-5477
Fax: 637-4328
Sales Office
29/31 Piccadilly London W
IV OPT
Tel: 734-2343
734-2864
Fax: 287-1728
Sales Office
63 Conduit St,
London
W1S 2GD
Reservation
Tel : 734-2864
Fax: 287-1728
Tel: 734-2343
http://www.egyptair.com.eg/
Egypt Air UK
Birmingham (0121)
Commercial Union House
One Martineau Place
Corporation Street
Birmingham B2 4UW
Tel: 236-7493
Fax:236-2536
Commercial Union House
One Martineau Place
Corporation Street
Birmingham B2 4UW
Tel: 236-7493
Fax:236-2536
Cargo Office:
Bldg 552
Shoreham Road East
World Cargo Center
London Heathrow A/P
Middlesex Tw63 NH
Tel: 8759-1311
8745-5516
Fax:8759-4509
Airport : Tel: 489-2668/
489-8996
Bldg 552
Shoreham Road East
World Cargo Center
London Heathrow A/P
Middlesex Tw63 NH
Tel: 8759-1311
8745-5516
Fax:8759-4509
Airport : Tel: 489-2668/
489-8996
Heathrow :(0208)
A/P Office
Terminal 3 dep.
Room 69
Zone C.
Tel: 759-1520
Fax: 564-7421
A/P Office
Terminal 3 dep.
Room 69
Zone C.
Tel: 759-1520
Fax: 564-7421
Brief history of EgyptAir
horus history EgyptAir logo
EgyptAir is one of the pioneer airlines in the world, established in May 1932 to become the seventh carrier to be
established in the world.
August 1933, EgyptAir commenced commercial operation with Spartan cruiser from Cairo to Alexandria.
1935, a total of 12 De Havilland were added to the fleet.
During the Second World War, the Egyptian Government took over the airline and changed its name to
MisrAirlines.
1946, the name was changed again to MisrAir and 10 Beach crafts were purchased adding the American
technology to the fleet.
1949, MisrAir bought 10 Vickers Vikings and the following year put into service a French Aircraft, the
Languedoc.
1956, MisrAir got merged with Syrian Airlines forming a new identity
“United Arab Airlines-UAA”
1960, UAA enhanced the fleet with Comet 4-C jets becoming the first Carrier in the Middle East to use the jets
1968, UAA introduced the Boeing 707-320c to cope with the growing international traffic and to operate longer
routes.
1969, EgyptAir became the first Airline in the Middle East to fly Boeing 707s.
1971, MisrAir and Syrian Airlines split resulting in new identity “EgyptAir”
Throughout more than 70 years of service, EgyptAir has
successfully extended its network to reach many capitals and
major cities coping with the ever growing international traffic.
On July 1st 2002, EgyptAir became a Holding Company with
seven subsidiaries;
EgyptAir Airlines Company.
EgyptAir Maintenance &Engineering Company.
EgyptAir Ground Services Company.
EgyptAir Cargo Company.
EgyptAir Inflight services Company.
EgyptAir Tourism & Duty Free Shops Company.
EgyptAir Medical Services Company.
All under the Supervision of Civil Aviation Ministry .
EgyptAir Holding Company the national Carrier and one of the
best in the middle East and the Arab countries is continuing to play
a pioneering role to help update training techniques required for
staff and ensure the right human and technical resource allocation
each of the seven companies in different fields are working
together feeding one another with a new approach in terms of
management and marketing.
EgyptAir has also upgraded its passenger's facilities to respond
to all customers demands for ideal style of travel. All flights to
long-haul destinations as well as medium and short flights are
offering a high standard service ,the best cuisine from the flight
service complex known as the best equipped for comfort and the
relaxation of the guests .
As a result of years of continuous investments, EgyptAir is
operating one of the most modern and young fleet in the industry
EgyptAir operates more than 400 weekly flights from Cairo and
several other Egyptian cities to more than 66 International
&Domestic destinations in Asia, Europe, Africa &North America.
horus history EgyptAir logo
EgyptAir is one of the pioneer airlines in the world, established in May 1932 to become the seventh carrier to be
established in the world.
August 1933, EgyptAir commenced commercial operation with Spartan cruiser from Cairo to Alexandria.
1935, a total of 12 De Havilland were added to the fleet.
During the Second World War, the Egyptian Government took over the airline and changed its name to
MisrAirlines.
1946, the name was changed again to MisrAir and 10 Beach crafts were purchased adding the American
technology to the fleet.
1949, MisrAir bought 10 Vickers Vikings and the following year put into service a French Aircraft, the
Languedoc.
1956, MisrAir got merged with Syrian Airlines forming a new identity
“United Arab Airlines-UAA”
1960, UAA enhanced the fleet with Comet 4-C jets becoming the first Carrier in the Middle East to use the jets
1968, UAA introduced the Boeing 707-320c to cope with the growing international traffic and to operate longer
routes.
1969, EgyptAir became the first Airline in the Middle East to fly Boeing 707s.
1971, MisrAir and Syrian Airlines split resulting in new identity “EgyptAir”
Throughout more than 70 years of service, EgyptAir has
successfully extended its network to reach many capitals and
major cities coping with the ever growing international traffic.
On July 1st 2002, EgyptAir became a Holding Company with
seven subsidiaries;
EgyptAir Airlines Company.
EgyptAir Maintenance &Engineering Company.
EgyptAir Ground Services Company.
EgyptAir Cargo Company.
EgyptAir Inflight services Company.
EgyptAir Tourism & Duty Free Shops Company.
EgyptAir Medical Services Company.
All under the Supervision of Civil Aviation Ministry .
EgyptAir Holding Company the national Carrier and one of the
best in the middle East and the Arab countries is continuing to play
a pioneering role to help update training techniques required for
staff and ensure the right human and technical resource allocation
each of the seven companies in different fields are working
together feeding one another with a new approach in terms of
management and marketing.
EgyptAir has also upgraded its passenger's facilities to respond
to all customers demands for ideal style of travel. All flights to
long-haul destinations as well as medium and short flights are
offering a high standard service ,the best cuisine from the flight
service complex known as the best equipped for comfort and the
relaxation of the guests .
As a result of years of continuous investments, EgyptAir is
operating one of the most modern and young fleet in the industry
EgyptAir operates more than 400 weekly flights from Cairo and
several other Egyptian cities to more than 66 International
&Domestic destinations in Asia, Europe, Africa &North America.
