Luxor International Airport

Sep 29, 2016

History of Luxor International Airport

Luxor International airport is south of Cairo and serves as an International airport for passengers coming off the Niel Cruise. There a handful of airlines that fly into Luxor International airport, like Egypt Air, Nile Air, and Al Masria Airlines. The airport is well equipped to handle private jers of all sizes. With all ground handling facilities available, Icarus Jet provides Trip-support and Jet fuel for all General aviation traffic.

Luxor International Airport Terminals

Luxor international airport has only one Terminal for arrival and departure. It also serves all the General Aviation traffic from the same terminal. It is equipped with baggage handling and customs and Immigration for private jets.

Information and Restrictions Luxor International Airport

HELX is the ICAO code

Lat/Long

N25-40.3/E032-42.4

Longest Hard Surface Runway (ft)

9843 x 148, 02/20

Elevation (ft)

294

Runway Surface

Asphalt

Fuel Available

JET-A ONLY

Current UTC

1:27:55 PM (+2.00)

Local Standard Time

3:27:55 PM

For private jet charter to or from Luxor International Airport call Icarus Jet on +1-888-277-7203 (24 Hours) or contact us Online.

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