According to weekly operating data, Egyptian airports saw notable regularity in air traffic during Ramadan, reflecting the stability of the operating system and the continuation of high performance on international and domestic flights, both arrivals and departures.
The Egyptian Airports Company stated that Hurghada International Airport topped operating rates, recording 1,529 flights carrying 225,556 passengers from France, England, Russia, Poland, Turkey and Switzerland, confirming its position as one of the most prominent beach tourism destinations.
Sharm El Sheikh International Airport recorded 1,142 flights with a total of 178,160 passengers, with a variety of European nationalities arriving, as tourist demand continued during the winter season.
As part of the growth in cultural tourism, Luxor International Airport received 415 flights carrying 47,706 passengers from Saudi Arabia, Spain, France, Italy and Germany. Aswan International Airport recorded 194 flights with a total of 38,012 passengers, with several European nationalities, led by Spanish.
Sphinx International Airport also recorded 225 flights carrying 29,102 passengers from Saudi Arabia, Italy, the UAE and Kuwait, supporting international and regional travel.
Assiut International Airport recorded 160 flights carrying 21,971 passengers, on routes linking it with Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, Oman and Cairo, strengthening air connectivity for the governorates of Upper Egypt.
