Bus Transfers To and From Cairo International Airport

A shuttle bus links with all the passenger terminals at Cairo Airport. Arriving in Cairo's international airport bus terminal is the final stop on the route.

The Abbasia and Tahrir Square/Abdel-Moniem Riad bus terminals, as well as other significant transportation hubs, are easily accessible from the station.

Transport for Cairo (TFC) has made efforts to map Cairo's key bus routes and metro lines.

Buses at Cairo International Airport

T1 and T3 Arrival Halls are the busiest. All prices are stated in Egyptian pounds (E£).

• Heliopolis, 25 E£
• Nasr City is 30 E£;
• Downtown is 35 E£;
• Nasr City is 30 E£;
• Alharam – El Maadi, 45 E£

Cairo Transportation Authority (CTA) Buses

For all other Governorates, like West Delta, Upper Egypt, East Delta, and Super Jet, there are CTA City Buses (in all directions from Cairo).

Routes 362 to Elmounib, 356 to Tahrir, and 799 to Shubra - Ramsis depart from the Bus Station in the parking lot outside of Terminal 1.

Cairo's public transportation system is run by CTA, Egypt's major operator. It operates buses, a surface metro, ferries, and river buses.

Its subsidiary Greater Cairo Bus Company (GCBC), operates buses and minibuses. It is progressively changing its buses from diesel to low-emission CNG engines under the Cairo Air Improvement Project.

Cairo Transportation Authority offers buses, minibuses, and dozens of Nile boats.