Route Network
Luxor Airport connects four destinations worldwide, with Cairo standing out as its busiest route. The longest nonstop flight is to Milan, and the shortest flight is to Cairo.
Luxor Airport is served by six airlines, with easyJet in the lead at 29% of routes. The top three carriers together cover 57% of routes. five carriers operate only one route each. A total of three airlines operate international routes, compared with three airlines serving domestic routes. easyJet is operating the longest nonstop flight, connecting to Milan with a flight time of 5 hrs.
Luxor Airport provides direct service to four countries across two continents. The route network is 25% domestic and 75% international. Kuwait is the primary international destination.
Delays
Delay data is not available yet for this airport.
Delay data is not available yet for this airport.
Delay data is not available yet for this airport.
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Runways
Runway Length
25 aircraft cannot operate at Luxor Airport due to runway length constraints. The airport’s longest runway is 9,849 ft (3,002 m), which is below the typical takeoff or landing distance required by the aircraft listed here.
Operational Context
Luxor (IATA: LXR) operates around 8 flights per day to 5 nonstop destinations. Its network includes 1 domestic and 3 international routes, with Air Cairo as the leading carrier and Cairo currently the busiest connection. From LXR, passengers can reach 4 countries across 2 continents, and the longest runway measures 3,002 m (9,849 ft).