Delhi to
Cairo
Sun, Aug 9, 26
Economy From
INR 35,792*
One Way
*Fares displayed have been collected within the last 24 hours and may no longer be available at time of booking.
Flights from Delhi to Egypt connect India’s capital with one of the world’s most historic and culturally rich destinations. Whether you are travelling for tourism or work, we offer dependable international connectivity supported by clear booking processes and coordinated transit options.
An easy way to enjoy a lower Delhi to Egypt flight ticket fare is to book in advance and do so directly through our official website or mobile app. Aside from ticketing, these platforms make it easy for travellers to manage their bookings and get assistance on-the-go.
With over 90 years of connecting India to the world, our legacy remains true to its strong passenger-focused roots.
The typical Delhi to Egypt flight time ranges between 6.5 and 7.5 hours. The actual duration depends on a variety of factors, including routing, winds, and operational conditions. Travellers can expect this to be a smooth westbound journey that goes from the northern Indian plains to the arid regions of North Africa.
Flights between Delhi and major Egyptian gateways typically cover approximately 4,400 to 4,800 kilometres (about 2,730 to 2,980 miles).
Proven Dependability: Our long-standing international operations run on consistent schedule integrity and network reliability across key global routes. Travellers benefit from a carrier that values the importance of punctual, well-coordinated long-haul travel.
World-Class Long-Haul Experience: Enjoy complimentary multi-course meals, a curated selection of beverages, in-flight entertainment, and access to namaste.ai, our digital magazine. Attentive cabin crew service also ensures passengers are comfortable throughout the journey.
Star Alliance Advantages: As a member, we offer guests access to an extensive global partner network and smoother international connectivity. For Club Maharaja members, the journey feels even more gratifying with priority privileges and mileage-based rewards across the Star Alliance network.
Booking through official Air India channels often unlocks exclusive deals and limited-time offers that are not always available on third-party platforms. Travellers also gain clearer visibility into schedules, baggage, and travel add-ons.
From booking assistance to post-travel queries, our support ecosystem is structured to guide passengers at every stage. This continuity is essential to our passenger-focused approach, where reassurance and a commitment to assistance remain a priority.
Did you know? Cairo—Egypt’s capital—is often called the “City of a Thousand Minarets” for its remarkable concentration of historic mosques.
Cairo International Airport (CAI): Egypt’s busiest aviation hub. CAI serves as the primary international entrypoint to the country and is recognised for its extensive global connectivity. The airport boasts a multi-terminal layout, supporting both full-service and regional operations.
Hurghada International Airport (HRG): Located along the Red Sea coast, this airport primarily supports leisure travel to Egypt’s renowned beach resorts. HRG plays a key role in the country’s tourism-driven aviation traffic.
Sharm El Sheikh International Airport (SSH): A major airport for travellers heading to Sinai’s resort belt, SSH handles significant seasonal international traffic. Its proximity to coastal destinations makes it especially popular with holidaymakers.
Borg El Arab Airport (HBE), Alexandria: Serving Egypt’s historic Mediterranean city, this hub sees both domestic and international movements. Travellers often use it for its convenient access to Alexandria’s cultural and commercial districts.
The Great Pyramids of Giza: These towering ancient monuments remain Egypt’s most recognisable landmark and an example of extraordinary ancient engineering. Located on the Giza Plateau near Cairo, they were built as royal tombs over 4,500 years ago.
The Egyptian Museum, Cairo: Home to a huge collection of Pharaonic artefacts, the galleries here provide rare insight into Egypt’s rich dynastic past. The museum has something to offer to both casual visitors and serious history buffs.
Luxor’s Karnak Temple Complex: This vast temple complex preserves centuries of ancient Egyptian religious architecture. The scale and intricate carvings make it one of the country’s most compelling heritage sites.
Abu Simbel Temples: Carved dramatically into rock cliffs, these monuments showcase the ambition of Ramses II’s reign. Their relocation in 1968 is heralded as an engineering feat in itself.
Red Sea Riviera (Hurghada & Sharm El Sheikh): Known for coral reefs and clear waters, this coastal belt is a hotspot for divers and leisure travellers. The Riviera sits as a contrasting, resort-focused side of Egypt.
October to February – Peak Comfort: Cooler temperatures make sightseeing across Cairo, Luxor, and Aswan far more pleasant. This window is widely considered ideal for those on their first visit.
March to April – Shoulder Season Value: The weather feels largely comfortable while tourist crowds begin to thin. Travellers are likely to find better availability across hotels and tours.
May to September – Desert Summer: Temperatures rise sharply, particularly inland, making daytime exploration more demanding. Coastal destinations remain comparatively more manageable. This is considered the off-season for Egypt.
December Holiday Period – High Demand: Festive travel drives strong visitor numbers, especially around major historical circuits. Early planning is recommended if travelling to Egypt within this window.
Nile-View Luxury Hotels: Premium properties along the river tend to be particularly popular among international leisure travellers.
Business Hotels in Cairo: Centrally located urban hotels with all professional amenities cater well to corporate and short-stay visitors.
Red Sea Beach Resorts: Resort-style stays dominate Egypt’s coastal tourism hubs. These properties focus on leisure, water activities, and all-inclusive comfort.
Boutique Heritage Stays: Smaller character, intimate hotels in historic districts appeal to culturally inclined travellers.
Egypt has much to reward those who arrive informed and culturally aware. It is advised that travellers dress modestly when visiting religious sites, stay hydrated in warmer regions, and rely on licensed transport providers for smoother city movement.
Valid passport with sufficient validity
Confirmed Air India ticket
Applicable Egyptian visa or approved entry authorisation
Government-issued photo identification, aside from the passport
Travel insurance (recommended for international trips)
Supporting documents for business or study travel, if applicable
Indian passport holders typically require a valid Egyptian visa before arrival or an approved e-visa, depending on travel purpose. It is recommended that travellers verify the latest embassy guidelines well before departure to avoid last-minute complications.
We connect Delhi with Egypt through its capital, Cairo. There are multiple weekly services depending on seasonal demand and routing. Direct connectivity may vary by schedule period, with convenient single layover options routinely available.
Aside from being the country’s political capital, Delhi is known for its history and architecture. For international departures, it also continues to stand among India’s most strategically connected aviation centres. It has long served as a starting point to journeys into Africa, with Egypt certainly being a popular destination.
At Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), the journey begins long before take-off. Travellers can look forward to wide concourses, intuitive signage, several eateries, duty-free stores, pharmacies, lounges, and more.
