EgyptAir has discussed with officials from Singapore Changi Airport and Sydney Airport in Australia a plan to launch new flights to the two destinations in 2027, during ongoing meetings held on the sidelines of the El Alamein International Aerospace Show.
At the meeting, attended by Amr Adawy, Head of Commercial Affairs at EgyptAir, representatives of the General Department of Network and Fleet Planning and a number of company officials, the parties discussed EgyptAir operating direct flights to Singapore Changi Airport with a connection to Sydney Airport in Australia.
The move is part of EgyptAir's strategy to expand its network to new horizons and connect 3 major global cities with one another. During the meeting, Amr Adawy said: "We are pleased to announce that we are studying the launch of EgyptAir flights to both Singapore and Sydney, which supports EgyptAir's presence in the Asia-Pacific region and links it with EgyptAir's network in Africa, the Middle East and Europe, especially as EgyptAir receives its latest Airbus A350-900 aircraft." Singapore and Sydney airports are among the world's major hub airports and see high traffic on the EgyptAir network.
