A few days ago, EGYPTAIR welcomed its first Airbus A350-900, one of Airbus’ latest aircraft, under an order for 16 of the type. The arrival was celebrated at Cairo International Airport in the presence of Prime Minister Dr Mostafa Madbouly, making EGYPTAIR the first North African airline to operate this advanced aircraft, equipped with modern technical systems and passenger-service technology.
TravelYalla News toured the aircraft to explore its capabilities, features, technology and passenger comforts:
A modern two-class interior with 30 Business Class seats and 310 Economy Class seats.
A wide-body, twin-aisle layout. Economy seats are arranged nine abreast in three groups of three, while Business Class has four seats across each row.
The advanced Airspace cabin offers greater comfort and quieter surroundings for passengers and cabin crew, enhancing long-haul travel.
Advanced aerodynamics and new-generation Rolls-Royce engines make it one of the world’s most efficient aircraft, reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions by up to 25% compared with previous-generation aircraft.
Efficient long-range capability enables nonstop services to distant destinations, including US cities such as Los Angeles and destinations in East Asia.
Modern entertainment and enhanced comfort: EGYPTAIR became the first African carrier to select Panasonic Avionics’ Astrova system for its new aircraft, featuring 4K OLED screens and Bluetooth audio.
USB-C fast charging at up to 100 watts.
High-speed internet connectivity throughout flights.
Operation using a blend of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), reducing carbon emissions and supporting Egypt’s environmental protection efforts.
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Watch TravelYalla News’ tour inside EGYPTAIR’s new Airbus A350-900
EGYPTAIR’s first Airbus A350-900 arrives at Cairo Airport
Prime minister attends celebration welcoming EGYPTAIR’s first Airbus A350-900
Madbouly: A350-900 supports long-haul flights to the western US and northern and eastern Asia
Prime minister inspects EGYPTAIR’s first Airbus A350-900 — in pictures
