The Cabinet approved an exceptional package of incentives for airlines operating in Egypt, following a proposal submitted by the ministries of tourism and civil aviation to support flight operations amid current regional developments. The measures were approved during the Cabinet’s weekly meeting chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly and will remain in effect for three months from June until the end of August 2026 at Hurghada International Airport and Sharm El Sheikh International Airport. The package includes reductions in selected airport charges and discounts on ground handling service fees, provided airlines increase the number of flights operated to Egypt during the year. The Cabinet also approved several settlement agreements and recommendations issued by ministerial engineering committees concerning projects under the ministries of housing, transport, higher education, and religious endowments. The post Cabinet approves incentive package for airlines in Egypt appeared first on Egypt Independent.
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Cabinet approves incentive package for airlines in Egypt
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