Egyptian Airports Company achieved strong operational and financial indicators during the current fiscal year, from July 2025 to the end of April 2026, compared with the same period of the previous fiscal year, despite the rapid changes the region is witnessing, receiving around 176,000 international and domestic flights and more than 24 million passengers in 10 months.
The past months were a real test of the Egyptian airports system's ability to maintain growth rates and absorb increasing traffic efficiently and steadily. Operational and financial indicators showed notable growth across the various operating sectors, supported by increased flight and passenger traffic and improved operating revenues, amid the success of development plans and efficiency improvements, with continuous field follow-up by Captain Wael El Nashar, Chairman of the Egyptian Airports Company.
Air Traffic
International flights through the company's airports rose from 124,149 to 133,902, a growth rate of 12%, while domestic flights rose from 37,403 to 41,768, achieving a similar growth rate of 12%, an indicator reflecting growing confidence in Egyptian airports and increased operating rates at both international and domestic levels.
Passenger Traffic
Passenger traffic also saw remarkable growth, as the number of international passengers rose from 18.38 million to 20.92 million, an increase of 14%, while domestic passenger traffic grew from 2.95 million to 3.4 million, a growth rate of 15%, reflecting the success of Egyptian airports in absorbing the increasing traffic with high operational and organizational efficiency.
Revenue Growth at the Egyptian Airports Company
This positive performance extended to the financial indicators, as the company's revenues from aircraft and passenger fees rose by 13% compared with the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year, a direct reflection of the continuous growth in air traffic and the efficiency of the operating and service system at the company's airports.
These indicators confirm the success of the Egyptian Airports Company in continuing to implement its development and operational plans, keeping pace with the boom in Egypt's civil aviation sector and strengthening the readiness of its airports to provide an integrated travel experience worthy of Egypt's status, consolidating its role as an important regional hub for air transport and tourism.
