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EgyptAir, headquartered in Cairo has signed a firm contract
with Airbus to buy five A330-200 wide-body aircraft with an option for an additional three.
"Expanding our fleet with the Airbus A330-200 will allow EgyptAir to continue its impressive route
network growth which now numbers over 60 international destinations in over 43 countries. The
A330-200 aircraft with its very low costs, reliability and cabin comfort suites our expansion needs
and will also fit in well with our existing fleet of Airbus
aircraft," said Atef Abd El Hamid, Chairman of EgyptAir Holding Company.
EgyptAir serves countries in Africa, Asia, Europe and North America as well as domestic routes with over 560 flights departing from
Cairo every week. Established in May 1932, EgyptAir recently celebrated its 75th anniversary.
The A330-200 aircraft is the unquestioned leader in its class with a commanding market share and a continually expanding operator base. It
has excellent flexibility for a wide range of route structures, providing the operator with proven low operating cost per seat as well as the
most comfortable cabin in its category.
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