A major gateway to Egypt’s ancient heritage, driving tourism growth in Upper Egypt.
Luxor International Airport (LXR) is located 6 km east of Luxor city, serving as the primary international gateway for tourists visiting the Nile Valley and archaeological sites. The airport is a key hub for charter and scheduled flights connecting Egypt to Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
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Passenger traffic increased by 21% and flight numbers rose by 24% year-over-year in March 2025[1][2][3].
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Staff include airline personnel, ground services, security, concessions, and airport operations.
Upgrades since 2005 enable handling up to 8 million passengers annually, with ongoing modernization to boost capacity[6].
Deployment of advanced security screening, automated check-in, and digital passenger services enhances efficiency[2].
Integration of energy-efficient systems and waste management programs aligns with Egypt Vision 2030 sustainability goals[2].
Continue partnership with government and private sector to secure funding and align with national aviation modernization policies[2].
Prioritize terminal and runway upgrades to support rising demand and improve operational resilience[2].
Accelerate adoption of green technologies and sustainable practices to meet regulatory and environmental targets[2].
