As per 30SEP10 GDS timetable display, EGYPTAIR has canceled its plan to operate Airbus A330-200 aircraft on 4 weekly Cairo – Bangkok – Guangzhou service during selected periods in Winter 2010 season.
Boeing 777-200ER to continue operate this route.
The Star carrier in the past 4 weeks has been shifting operating aircraft back-and-forth between A330 and 777 on this route.
As per 24SEP10 GDS timetable display, EGYPTAIR further adjusted planned aircraft changes in Winter 2010 season on Bangkok, Guangzhou (Airbus A330-200/Boeing 777 adjustments) and Khartoum (New Airbus A330-300 service) route.
Details:
Cairo – Bangkok 3 weekly Planned Airbus A330-200 replacing 777 on certain periods in Winter 2010, shelved
Cairo – Bangkok – Guangzhou 4 weekly Planned Airbus A330-200 replacing 777 on certain periods in Winter 2010 is to go ahead: 15DEC10 – 25DEC10 05FEB11 – 23FEB11
Cairo – Khartoum NEW Airbus A330-300 aircraft enter service eff 01JAN11, on: MS853/854 Day x2
As per 27JUL10 GDS timetable display, latest changes to EGYPTAIR’s planned 2010/11 Winter International operation as follows.
New changes involved in aircraft swaps for Dubai and New York JFK.
Cairo – Dubai New Airbus A330-300 operates MS910/911 flight, departing Cairo Day x15, Dubai Day x26 Cairo – New York JFK Boeing 777-300ER aircraft inauguration date is now scheduled 31OCT10, previous planned date was 01JAN11
As per 01JUL10 GDS timetable display, KLM on 11NOV10 and 14NOV10 is to operate MD11 aircraft on Amsterdam – Cairo service, instead of Boeing 777-200ER. With the aircraft change, planned schedule will be revised.
Egyptair has announced it will launch a non-stop service from Dubai to Cairo starting June 18, 2010. The new daily service will be served with a new B777-300ER, the airline said.
EGYPTAIR has further adjusted its planned 2010 Winter operation. Notable changes includes Boeing 777-300ER entering operation on New York market from January 2011.
As per 20MAY10 GDS timetable display, changes as follows:
Cairo – Abuja Operational day change. Eff 31OCT10 operates Day x136 instead of Day x367 (Abuja departs following day) Cairo – London Heathrow MS777/778 continues to operate with NEW Airbus A330-300, which begins from 01SEP10 Cairo – New York JFK Boeing 777-300ER replace -200ER from 01JAN11 Cairo – Tokyo Narita Increase from 6 weekly to Daily from 01MAR11, 777-300ER operating
Recently Boeing delivered EgyptAir's first 777-300ER.
This plane features Business and Economy Class only.
EGYPTAIR's new 777-300ER has 346 seats including 49 lie-flat beds with a 78-inch seat pitch, plus an in-seat entertainment system throughout the cabin. A member of the Star Alliance, EGYPTAIR will operate 777-300ERs on routes to London, Tokyo and North America.
Passengers can enjoy from a wide range of movies, games and CD's on their Audio and Video On-Demand Personal TV Screen (PTV) in Economy (10,4 inch screen) and Business Class (15 inch screen). E-mail and Text messaging is also available. Seats in Economy and Business Class are also equipped with various connections like USB-ports and AC-Power connexions.
Enjoy and relax in a calm relaxing atmosphere by the use of "mood-lights" These advanced LED Cabin lights can change from color during Day, Night, Sunrise and Sunset. In addition, the plane ceiling is decorated with shining blue star lights.
People in Business Class can enjoy their Lie flat-Bed with 78 inch. seat pitch.
EgyptAir 777-300ER cabin lay-out in Business Class is: 2-3-2 and in Economy Class 3-3-3.
Enjoy this great product that change Egyptair Long-Haul flights service and African air travel.
Egyptair's up-coming A330-300's and their current A330-200's should get the same cabin interior.
Here are some photos and videos of Egyptair's first 777-300ER.
Egyptair's First Boeing 777-300ER aircraft is to enter service on 15 March 2010 on the Cairo – London Heathrow route MS777/778 service.
This plane will have brand new interiors and will have Economy and Business Class only. Personal TV screens will be available in all classes and in Business Class passengers can enjoy their lie-flat seats.
This great bird will be delivered to Egyptair in March. The new 777-300ER planes will have an all new Economy class and Business class with lie-flat beds. Personal entertainment systems will be available in all classes too.
People will experience a new Egyptair Long-haul service.
Egyptair is the fastest growing airline in Africa. Egyptair (Airline code: MS) Is member of the biggest airline alliance: Star Alliance. The home base of Egyptair is Cairo international Airport, Egypt. Egyptair operates their flights from the new and state-of-the-art Terminal 3 at Cairo Airport.
Egyptair wants to be an important connexion between Europe and Africa. Most of the Egyptair routes are going to Europe and Africa.
Egyptair Express is a regional airline of Egyptair. Egyptair Express operates domestic flights in Egypt and International to Libya and Europe.
EgyptAir's Fleet
The EgyptAir fleet has an average age of 5.2 years and consists of the following aircraft (at October 2010):
EgyptAir Fleet
Aircraft
In
service
Orders
(Options)
Passengers
(First/Business/Economy)
Notes
Airbus A320-200
13
0
145 (0/16/129)
144 (0/10/134)
171 (0/0/171)
5 in the 145-seat configuration
7 in the 144-seat configuration
1 in the 171-seat configuration (operating domestic flights only)
Airbus A321-200
4
0
185 (0/10/175)
Airbus A330-200
7
0
268 (0/24/244)
Airbus A330-300
1
4 (3)
301 (0/36/265)
OnAir internet and mobile usage capability
New business class featuring lie-flat beds.
Economy cabins will be equipped with PTV
Deliveries: 3 in Q1 2011 and 1 in Q1 2012
Airbus A340-200
3
0
260 (12/24/224)
Fleet to be gradually retired from "unknown" or they will stay with EgyptAir and get a retrofit with 777-300ER and A330-300 cabins.
Boeing 737-500
4
0
104 (0/8/96)
SU-GBK operates Air Sinai flights
2 aircraft leased to Sudan Airways between August–November 2010.
Boeing 737-800
14
6
160 (0/16/144)
144 (0/24/120)
4 in the 160-seat configuration (to be reconfigured to 144-seats from 2011)
8 in the 145-seat configuration
Deliveries: 4x 2010 (from September 2010), 2x 2011 and 2x 2012 (by August 2012).
Boeing 777-200ER
5
0
319 (12/21/286)
3 aircraft to be retired in 2010
Boeing 777-300ER
3
3
346 (0/49/297)
Deliveries: 1x December 2010, 2x 2011
All aircraft leased from GECAS
New business class featuring full lie-flat beds
New economy cabins are equipped with PTV
Total
54
13 (3)
Last updated: October 2010
EgyptAir Express Fleet
Aircraft
In
service
Orders
(Options)
Passengers
(First/Business/Economy)
Notes
Embraer E-170
12
76 (0/0/76)
Operating for EgyptAir Express
Total
12
Last updated: October 2010
EgyptAir Cargo Fleet
Aircraft
Total
Orders
(Options)
Cargo Capacity
(Pounds/Lbs)
Remarks
Airbus A300B4-200F
2
0
96,000
Operating for EgyptAir Cargo
Aircraft to be phased out in 2010
Airbus A300-600RF
2
0
97,000
Operating for EgyptAir Cargo
Total
4
Last updated: October 2010
The new A330-300's and 777-300ER's are getting new cabin interiors including Personal Audio and Video on Demand screens in Economy and Business Class. And fully Lie-flat business class seats.
The frequent flyer program of Egyptair is called: Egyptair Plus