Emirates introduces A380 to Cairo from October
Emirates modern double-decker aircraft offers two shower spas for first class passengers and on board lounge for both first and business class travelers.
Emirates will be operating daily flights with A380, the world's largest passenger airliner, to Cairo from October 2019, becoming the first commercial airline to operate an A380 flight into Egypt.
The Airbus A380 is a wide-body aircraft, manufactured by Airbus.
The A380 airliner of Emirates is all set to fly to Cairo in a three-class configuration with 426 seats in Economy Class on the lower deck, 76 flat-bed Business Class seats, and 14 luxurious First Class Suites.
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The modern double-decker aircraft of Emirates offers two shower spas for first class passengers and onboard lounge for both first and business class travelers.
Passengers in all classes can enjoy complimentary meals and beverages, Wi-Fi, hospitality and other service from an international standard cabin crew as well as the on-board 'ice' entertainment with up to 4,500 movie channels, TV programs, music and podcasts.
Premium customers, as well as, the Platinum and Gold Skywards members will also be able to enjoy the dedicated Emirates Lounge in Cairo airport, which opened in 2018.
Emirates started its flight operations to Cairo in April 1986 with three flights a week.
At present, the airline operates 21 weekly flights between Cairo and Dubai. Four additional flights a week will be available, starting from 28 October of this year.
Emirates currently has 112 A380s in service and 11 pending delivery, and is set to receive 6 more A380s this financial year.
