Budget airliner Fly Egypt has launched a route between Borg El Arab airport in Alexandria and Abu Dhabi in the UAE, Al Borsa reported. The company has also re-launched flights between Germany and the Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada airports, which have received at least seven charter flights from five German cities every week since December, as part of a one-year long agreement with German tour operator FTI. Fly Egypt’s Commercial Director Kareem Baki said that the company intends to add more trips to its European flight routes by April and also begin operating flights to and from the Marsa Alam airport.
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