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Airports in Egypt

Airport codes of Egypt: every airport with an IATA code, with its city. Type to filter.

Egypt has 29 airports with an IATA code in the open data. 17 of them have scheduled airline flights and have their own page here. The large airports are El Arish (AAC), Aswan (ASW), Asyut (ATZ), Cairo (CAI), El Alamein (DBB), Alexandria (HBE), Suhaj (HMB), Hurghada (HRG), Luxor (LXR), Marsa Matruh (MUH), Port Said (PSD), Marsa Alam (RMF) and 2 more. The longest runway is at Hurghada International Airport: 4,015 metres. The highest is Taba International Airport, at 739 metres above sea level.

CodeAirportCityCountry
ABSAbu Simbel AirportAbu SimbelEgypt
SPXSphinx International AirportAl JizaEgypt
HBEAlexandria International AirportAlexandriaEgypt
ASWAswan International AirportAswanEgypt
ATZAsyut International AirportAsyutEgypt
CAICairo International AirportCairoEgypt
DBBEl Alamein International AirportEl AlameinEgypt
AACEl Arish International AirportEl ArishEgypt
HRGHurghada International AirportHurghadaEgypt
LXRLuxor International AirportLuxorEgypt
RMFMarsa Alam International AirportMarsa AlamEgypt
MUHMersa Matruh International AirportMarsa MatruhEgypt
CCECapital International AirportNew CairoEgypt
PSDPort Said International AirportPort SaidEgypt
SSHSharm El Sheikh International AirportSharm El SheikhEgypt
HMBSuhaj International AirportSuhajEgypt
TCPTaba International AirportTabaEgypt
ELTAt Tur AirportAt TurEgypt
EESBerenice International Airport / Banas Cape Air BaseBerenice TroglodyticaEgypt
DAKDakhla Oasis AirportDakhla OasesEgypt
RDLBardawil International AirportEl HassanaEgypt
EGHEl Jora AirportEl JoraEgypt
EMYEl Minya AirportEl MinyaEgypt
UVLEl Kharja AirportKharja OasesEgypt
AUEAbu Rudeis AirportRas Abu RudeisEgypt
SKVSaint Catherine International AirportSaint CatherineEgypt
GSQEl Owainat East International AirportSharq El OwainatEgypt
SQKSidi EL Barrani AirportSidi El BarraniEgypt
SEWSiwa Oasis North AirportSiwa OasisEgypt

Airports with a link have scheduled airline flights. The others have a code but are used by charter, private, cargo or military flights, or have lost their scheduled flights. Data: OurAirports, 11 November 2026.