EgyptAir announced an increase in its flights between Cairo and Tokyo starting next December 25, to 3 flights a week instead of two, at a ceremony held by EgyptAir's Tokyo office, headed by Tokyo office manager Mohamed Farahat, with major tourism companies, as part of EgyptAir's support for inbound tourism to Egypt, especially from the Asian market.
During the ceremony, attended by Ambassador Ayman Kamel, Egypt's ambassador to Japan, and media representatives, the plan to develop the routes was reviewed with the aim of providing better service to EgyptAir's customers. This stems from the keenness to maintain a presence in the Japanese market, as well as the importance of the Tokyo flights in feeding EgyptAir's routes with passengers via Cairo to Europe, Africa and beyond-Cairo routes.
A brief history of EgyptAir was also presented, as one of the first Arab and African airlines to start operating the Tokyo route, since 1962, which has helped link the civilizations of Egypt and Japan over 57 years, and as EgyptAir is a member of Star Alliance, which is always distinguished by selecting high-quality companies in the aviation industry in terms of customer service and always providing comfortable and convenient travel for passengers.
