Cairo, Egypt
Cairo International Airport (CAI) opened in 1945 and is operated by the Cairo Airport Authority. It serves as the primary hub for EgyptAir and handles over 25 million passengers annually.
Its IATA code is CAI. The airport is undergoing continuous upgrades to enhance its capacity and service quality.
Cairo International Airport has four terminals. Terminal 1 is the oldest and serves a mix of domestic and international flights, with 11 gates.
Terminal 2 was recently renovated and handles primarily international flights, with a capacity of 7.5 million passengers annually. Terminal 3, the newest and largest, handles most international flights and some domestic routes, featuring 23 gates and a capacity of 11 million passengers per year.
Terminal 4 is dedicated to private and non-commercial flights. Terminal 2 underwent a major renovation completed in 2010.
Short-term and long-term parking options are available. Rates vary depending on the terminal and duration. Short-term parking near Terminal 3 costs approximately EGP 20 per hour. Daily rates range from EGP 80-120. Pre-booking is not typically available.