Egypt is consistently among the world’s top vacation destinations. The history, culture and, of course, beaches are some of the country’s top draws. Still, as with any foreign land, Egypt has its share of societal quarks that tourists should prepare for – one of the biggest being the Egyptian transportation system.

Flying to and Around Egypt

Before figuring out what to do on the ground, travelers to Egypt must first sort through their aerial options. There are, on any given day, about a dozen non-direct flights leaving from America to Egypt – usually routed through Germany, Switzerland or England.

Until recently, EgyptAir offered the only direct flights to Cairo International Airport leaving from U.S. shores. Starting in 2009, however, Delta Airlines began a New York to Cairo route. This new alternative not only gives travelers more choice, but the added competition has resulted in better fares all around.

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