Terminal 1
The oldest terminal, on the other side of the airport road. Serves some scheduled airlines plus charter and pilgrimage flights. Relatively far from Terminals 2 and 3.
Cairo Airport has three separate passenger terminals, and mixing them up is the most common cause of a delayed pickup. This guide clears it up before you land.
The oldest terminal, on the other side of the airport road. Serves some scheduled airlines plus charter and pilgrimage flights. Relatively far from Terminals 2 and 3.
Fully rebuilt, used by many foreign carriers (European and Gulf). Connected to Terminal 3 by a walkway and a short people-mover.
The largest and newest; EgyptAir's main hub and home to Star Alliance partners. Most large international flights arrive here.
Airline allocations change occasionally — your ticket or the airline's website the day before is the final word.
Your Vibes driver waits in the arrivals hall after customs with a name sign, at the terminal in your booking. Add the flight number and terminal to the notes; we track the flight and include 60 minutes of free waiting after actual landing.
Mostly Terminal 3, its main hub shared with Star Alliance carriers. Check your ticket, as some regional flights differ.
Yes, by an indoor walkway and a short people mover, without leaving the airport.
Call the driver or customer service right away — the driver relocates, and the 60 minutes of free waiting covers the difference.
The full price is shown before you confirm.