The first flight from the Czech Republic in two years landed at Sharm El Sheikh yesterday, Ahram Gate reports. The flight arrived carrying 150 tourists and is the first since the Metrojet flight crash in Sinai in October 2015. The report notes that tour operators have expressed willingness to increase the number of flights on this route if there are signs of stronger demand.
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