Miko Rub
GBThieves Maybe the airlines are honest, but Egyptair duty-free at the airport in Hurghada is one big group of thieves. Don't pay with any visa debit card because you will be robbed
Greg Knox
GBStay away at ALL costs I give one star, because you can't give zero stars They make it impossible to get a human being, on purpose (saves them $$) and they don't respond to emails Thier "customer service " is a joke I am currently stuck in Egypt, their website won't let me download my tickets - wr are supposed to leave tomorrow and their "customer service hotline- is an answering machine message that says they are closed.... Stay away at all costs
Pedro Germani
DKAbsolutely absurdly bad service Absolutely absurdly bad service. Bought tickets through their website, directly. Flights were moved and I was never informed. On my way to Tokyo, flight from Copenhagen to Cairo moved 1hr, and flight from Cairo to Tokyo cancelled. I was informed when I arrived at the airport. When checking for the way back, the flight from Tokyo to Cairo was moved 2 days forward, but the leg from Cairo to Copenhagen remained the same, which means I wouldn't make it. Are you kidding me? Trying to call their office on a Thursday, business day, 13:00, and no one picks up. 30min ringing already. Reservation number: OMDE72
FHM
GBIf 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 .
Marios Cronful
CYNever 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