List of defunct airlines of Egypt

This is a list of defunct airlines of Egypt.[1][2]

Airline Image IATA ICAO Callsign Commenced
operations 		Ceased
operations 		Notes
Air Alexandrie 1980 1981 Operated Sud Aviation Caravelle[3]
Air Cargo Egypt CC IAK AIR CARGO EGYPT 1978 1981 Operated Douglas DC-8
Air Go Airlines 2013 2016 Operated Airbus A320-200[4]
Air Italy Egypt EUD 2009 2009 Subsidiary of Air Italy. Operated Boeing 737-800[5]
Air Lease Egypt CC 1982 1984 Renamed to Misr Overseas Airways. Operated Boeing 707[6]
Air Leisure AL ALD AIR LEISURE 2014 2018
Air Memphis E9 MHS AIR MEMPHIS 1995 2013
ALIM Air Lines LEM 1993 1997 Operated Ilyushin Il-62[7]
AMC Aviation 9V AMV 1994 2005 Rebranded as AMC Airlines. Operated MD-83[8]
Arabia International Airlines KK 1979 1981 Operated Boeing 737[9]
Aviator T9 AVV 2015 2017 Operated Airbus A320, Boeing 737-500[10]
Cairo Air Transport Company CJ CCE 1991 1992 Renamed to Cairo Aviation[11]
Cairo Aviation CCE 1998 2018
Egypt Air Charter 1978 1979 [12]
EgyptAir Express MSE MS EGYPTAIR EXPRESS 2006 2019 Merged with EgyptAir
Egyptian-Kuwait Air Services Company 1991 1992 Renamed to Shorouk Air[13]
Euro Mediterranean Airlines EUD 2007 2009 Renamed to Air Italy Egypt. Operated Boeing 757[14]
Fastlink Egypt 2006 2006
Flash Airlines FSH FLASH 2001 2004
Heliopolis Airlines HEP 1996 2001 Rebranded as Flash Airlines
International Air Cargo Corporation CC IAK AIR CARGO EGYPT 1977 1979 [15]
Koral Blue Airlines K7 KBR KORALBLUE 2006 2011 Operated Airbus A319-100, Airbus A320-200, Boeing 737-300[16]
Lotus Air T2 TAS LOTUS FLOWER 1998 2011
Luxor Air LXO 1999 2008
Mediterranean Airlines MDY 1999 2001 Operated Boeing 737-300
Midwest Airlines WV MWA 1998 2013
Misr Airlines 1932 1949 Renamed to Misrair
Misr Overseas Airways MO MOS 1984 1989 Established as Air Lease Egypt in 1981. Operated Boeing 707-323C[17]
Misrair 1949 1957 Renamed to United Arab Airlines
National Aviation GTY 1986 2002 Operated Boeing 707-366C[18]
National Overseas Airline Company NOL NAT AIRLINE 1979 1982
Nefertiti Airlines 1980 1982 [19]
Nile Delta Air Service NE 1977 1993 Operated Douglas DC-3[20]
Nile Valley Aviation VV 1978 1979 [21]
North African Airways NAA 1980 1989
Orca Air 4D ORK ORCA TAXI 1996 2003 [22]
Perfect Air Tours 1975 1976 Boeing 707-321B[23]
Pharaoh Airlines PHR 1998 2003 Operated Boeing 737-200, Boeing 737-400
Pyramid Airlines PYR PYAIR 1977 2007 Operated Douglas DC-3, Fairchild F27, NAMC YS-11[24][25]
Raslan Air Service MWR RASLAN 1996 1999 Operated Saab 340[26]
Services Aériens Internationaux d'Egypte (SAIDE) 1947 1956 Operated Fiat G.212[27]
Scorpio Aviation 8S SCP SCORPIO 1980 2002 Operated ATR 42
Shorouk Air 7Q SHK 1992 2003
Sun Air SUR 2006 2007
Transmed Airlines MT TMD 1989 1996 Operated Boeing 737-200, Boeing 737-300
Tristar Air YS TSY TRIPLE STAR 1998 2015 Operated Airbus A300B4[28]
United Arab Airlines MS MSR 1961 1971 Rebranded as EgyptAir
ZAS Airline of Egypt ZA ZAS ZAS AIRLINES 1981 1995

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References

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  14. ^ "Euro Mediterranean Airlines". Airline History. Retrieved 24 February 2022.
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  16. ^ "Koral Blue". Airline History. Retrieved 24 February 2022.
  17. ^ "Misr Overseas Airways". Airline History. Retrieved 25 February 2022.
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  19. ^ "Nefertiti Airlines". Airline History. Retrieved 25 February 2022.
  20. ^ "Nile Delta Air Service". Airline History. Retrieved 25 February 2022.
  21. ^ "Nile Valley Aviation". Airline History. Retrieved 25 February 2022.
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