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Cairo Airport (CAI)

Cairo International Airport (CAI) has Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3 and a seasonal terminal. The airport's own site lists the airlines of each one and the services of each terminal, from the shops to the medical facilities. There is a kids' corner in the terminals, and a lost bag is reported to the airline's office outside customs.

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Updated 21 October 2026

The terminals at Cairo Airport

Cairo International Airport has four passenger terminals:

  • Terminal 1
  • Terminal 2
  • Terminal 3
  • The seasonal terminal

The airport's own terminal information page lists, for each one, the airlines that operate from it, the travel agents, the shops, the medical facilities, the banks and ATMs, the car parking, the car rental, the lounges and the lost and found. So you can look up your terminal and what it has before you travel.

Getting to and from Cairo Airport

The airport's own pages cover the movement to and from the airport, and the car parking and the car rental companies of each terminal. The Ahlan Service is the airport's own assistance for passengers: a representative meets the arriving guests, helps them with the arrival formalities and with the baggage.

For the medical needs, the terminal information page lists the pharmacies and the medical facilities, and the banks and ATMs, which exchange the main currencies around the clock.

What happens when you arrive at CAI

Keep your passport and any form you filled in on the plane with you the whole way, from the aircraft door to the exit.

If a checked bag does not arrive, report it to the airline's lost-baggage office outside customs. The airport's own page explains the order of the steps and the access to the customs area, which opens 24 hours after the arrival.

Cairo Airport with children

The terminal information page says that the airport cares about the comfort of the passenger and of the family, and that the terminals have a kids' corner with a set of children's games. The Ahlan Service also helps the arriving guests with their formalities, which takes one less thing to worry about.

Leave the passports and the children's documents in your carry-on bag, not in the checked luggage, so you have them at passport control.

Plan your stop at Cairo Airport

Check the terminal of your flight and the airline that operates it on the airport's own terminal information page before you travel, and check with the embassy or consulate about the documents your family needs for the entry rules of every country on your route.

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Frequently asked questions

How many terminals does Cairo Airport have?

Four: Terminal 1, Terminal 2, Terminal 3 and the seasonal terminal. The airport's own terminal information page lists the airlines of each one and the services each one has.

What does each terminal at Cairo Airport have?

The terminal information page lists, for each one, the airlines that operate from it, the travel agents, the shops, the duty-free, the medical facilities, the banks and ATMs, the car parking, the car rental, the lounges, the kids' corner and the lost and found.

What do I do if my bag does not arrive at Cairo Airport?

Report it to the airline's lost-baggage office, which is outside customs. The airport's own page explains the order of the steps and the access to the customs area, which opens 24 hours after the arrival.

Is there anything for children at Cairo Airport?

Yes, the airport's own terminal information page says the terminals are equipped with a kids' corner with a set of children's games, and the Ahlan Service helps the arriving guests with their arrival formalities and their baggage.

What do I do first when I land at CAI?

Keep your passport and any form you filled in on the plane with you the whole way, from the aircraft door to the exit, and leave the children's documents in your carry-on bag.