Emirates Airlines has strengthened the commercial, investment and tourism opportunities and relations between the UAE and the Arab Republic Since its founding in 1985, Cairo has grown to be a significant regional hub and one of the A380 network’s primary destinations.
This coincides with the 50th anniversary celebrations in Cairo of the prosperous fraternal ties between the Arab Republic of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, where Emirates Airlines has carried more than 9 million passengers between Dubai and Cairo since operations began.
Emirates Airlines presently operates 25 flights per week between Dubai and Cairo, including two daily flights using A380 aircraft in addition to Boeing 777 aircraft. This helps to sustain the influx of tourists, which is one of the key pillars of the Egyptian economy and a lifeline for many industries.
By improving connection with Dubai as well as to and from the major commercial hubs across the world, the expanding Emirates Network assisted in expanding trade relationships and investment prospects for the Egyptian business community.
The shipment of thousands of tonnes of these commodities, including sweet potatoes, strawberries, guava, and other crops, is made possible by Emirates Airlines with the help of the reliable infrastructure of the cooler charging chain at Cairo International Airport.
As the first batch of doses of the “Kovid-19” vaccine moved to Egypt in 2021, the UAE for Air Shipping is also essential in transferring Egypt’s imports of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies.
In the context of its social responsibility, Emirates Airlines pledged in early 2020 to contribute to the costs of building the Magdy Yaqoub Heart Center in Cairo, which aims to provide treatment and improve health conditions for cardiovascular patients in Egypt and the Arab world for free..
Emirates Airlines transported 9 million passengers between Cairo and Dubai. Before 36 years
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