Sphinx Airport Food: What Travellers Should Know

Food options at Sphinx Airport are generally limited to a small number of cafés and quick-service outlets — worth eating beforehand or packing a snack if you have a long layover.

Because information about a developing airport can change quickly, it's always worth checking your airline's latest notice before you travel.

Whatever the terminal facilities look like on the day, your journey out of the airport is the part we can guarantee: a licensed driver, a fixed price, and a direct route to your hotel or next stop.

Food and beverage options are limited compared with a major international hub, reflecting the airport's compact, single-terminal design. Because everything is under one roof, the layout is simple to navigate: the departures side covers check-in counters, security screening, passport control and boarding gates, while the arrivals side covers passport control, baggage reclaim and customs — with no inter-terminal transfers to worry about.

As with most Egyptian airports, it's worth arriving at least 3 hours before an international departure and around 2 hours before a domestic one, since security screening and passport control can take longer at busier times.