Egypt-Israel flight
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Egypt-Israel flight
I am trying to fly from Cairo to Tel Aviv in the spring. I was told that Air Egypt's Air Sinai carrier does this trip 3 times a week, but I recent heard that the airline has now cancelled this service indefinitely. The airline only tells me that my dates are full. Has anyone heard of this cancellation of service?
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Check El Al service (or maybe a smaller Israeli service). Last I knew, they also fly a few days a week, alternating days with the Egyptian carrier. If they fly into Cairo, they're got to return to TLV.
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Thank you Sandi.
I know El AL does fly twice a week, but not the dates I need. I guess I will wait a few days and see if the carrier has any more news.
If anyone else knows anything, please let me know.
I know El AL does fly twice a week, but not the dates I need. I guess I will wait a few days and see if the carrier has any more news.
If anyone else knows anything, please let me know.
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Checking via itasoftware.com, we could find no non-stops. Royal Jordanian was a fraction of the price of any of the others with one stop, a plane change in Amman. For little more money, you could book a stay in Jordan and see another country, if yo have time to do that.
Jack and Ann
Jack and Ann
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Thanx for the suggestion
Jack and Ann (and the web site which I was unaware of).
We had actually considered Jordan and our back up plan (if Cairo isn't possible) is to fly to Eilat and then visit Petra. As with most travellers, I am probably trying to do too much with to little time, but it certainly is fun considering all of our options!
Jack and Ann (and the web site which I was unaware of).
We had actually considered Jordan and our back up plan (if Cairo isn't possible) is to fly to Eilat and then visit Petra. As with most travellers, I am probably trying to do too much with to little time, but it certainly is fun considering all of our options!
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An update If anyone is interested. I understand that Air Sinai was cancelled but is now up and running again between Tel Aviv and Cairo. I have been told that this service is not always reliable and sudden cancellations do occure, so we have decided not to book with them.