If you land in cairo as a transit… If you land in cairo as a transit passenger then be prepared for rude obnoxious ground staff. Especially in security who talk to customers like peasants with contempt and in a condescending tone. No organisation its a complete shambles. They have 1 scanner and search customers causing them discomfort and also strip babies away from parents. Absolutely shocking kind of attitude and horrible nasty people. The flight itself was OK but the ground operations is pathetic .

Avoid this terrible airline I'm stuck in tokyo with no way of booking seats or check-in. because Egyptair decided to change my flights but not put it on my booking, and when you message them they tell you to email them 24hours before the flight to find out if you have a seat. I will never use this airline again.

DO NOT FLY WITH EGYPT AIR - they will screw you The absolute worst company I have ever dealt with. I booked my flight 4 months in advance. Then with 2 weeks remaining, they change my connecting flight to leave me stranded in Cairo for 2 days and missing the wedding I was attending. Their 24hr customer service line doesn't exist, and they don't offer a full refund because they "tax" you for cancelling (which for me was over 100 euro).

Disgusting Customer Service Hanan is one of the rudest agents I have ever come into contact with. From the start of the phone call attitude was prevalent and I wasn’t able to properly ask any of my questions or concerns without her constantly saying “you should have said that from the start”. Completely inappropriate, disgusting, and unprofessional. I recorded the entire phone call and will be reporting her. I asked if she speaks Arabic and she said she does not, however, based on her accent and her name it is clear that she does speak Arabic.

Never again traveled with Egyptian Air four times last week 1-. When you give your luggage, there is no respect for the priority of the business class. 2-when you were riding on the bus to the plane, they put us on an old, non-air-conditioned bus in high heat, with more than seventy people with us. We thought we were on a bus in India. Thirdly, the business class cafeteria in Cairo does not fit this name. Dirty and the service is very bad