Marsa Alam airport is set for 217 international flights this week, chamber says
Sayed El-Gabry of the Red Sea Chamber of Tourism Companies says the schedules run from Saturday to Friday, with the rise in incoming international flights put at about 30% as the winter season starts.
25 October 2026
Marsa Alam International airport is scheduled to receive 217 international flights in the week that began on Saturday and runs to Friday, according to Sayed El-Gabry, head of the Red Sea Chamber of Tourism Companies, who cited the airport's arrival and operating schedules.
The increase in incoming international flights with the start of the winter season is put at about 30%. No comparison period is given for that figure, and the 217 flights are scheduled arrivals rather than confirmed landings.
Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, Poland and Italy lead the European markets on the current schedules, El-Gabry said.
The numbers describe flight schedules only. They are not a count of passengers, hotel bookings or occupancy, and no such figures were given alongside them.