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Fly from Cairo to Shanghai with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Cairo to Shanghai and trade the winding Nile for this mega metropolis that sprawls out from the banks of the Yangtze River to the Huangpu River and beyond.
Marvel at one-of-a-kind architecture throughout the city, admire ancient Chinese artefacts at the many museums, and delight in delicious cuisine. Shanghai is home to many modern delights, historical wonders, and everything in-between – from the Lujiazui skyline’s iconic outline to the beautiful temples and gardens.
Important information about travelling to China & transiting through Abu Dhabi
To meet the testing requirements of the Chinese embassy in the UAE and Etihad Airways, you’ll need to stay for a minimum of 48 hours in Abu Dhabi before continuing your journey to China.
You must have a Health code issued from the Chinese Embassy in the country from where you start your journey, and a Health code from the Chinese Embassy in the UAE.
Find out more information about the specific entry, testing and quarantine regulations required for your journey here. You’ll need to make sure you follow all testing requirements during transit or you will not be permitted to fly.
To make the most of your transit and explore the city before continuing your journey, you can book a stopover package in Abu Dhabi with Etihad.
Why fly to Shanghai with Etihad Airways
Your stopover in Abu Dhabi
On your way to China you’ll need to spend 48 hours in Abu Dhabi to comply with travel regulations. Book a free stopover for up to 2 nights or get up to 50% discount at one of the best hotels in the city. Discover our stopover offers and book now.
Elevate your experience with extras
Enjoy the most comfortable and convenient flight possible with our upgrades and extras. Gain access to airport lounges, stretch out with extra legroom, or enjoy fuss-free airport transfers to make your journey run smoothly.
Flying from Cairo to Shanghai: FAQs
What’s the time difference between Cairo and Shanghai?
Before you fly from Cairo to Shanghai, you might benefit from adjusting your routine to match the time difference, as Shanghai is six hours head of Cairo throughout the year. When you land, you’ll be ready to explore China’s biggest city with ease.
Shanghai operates on CST (China Standard Time, GMT+0800), while Cairo follows EEST (Eastern European Standard Time, GMT+2).
What’s the weather like in Shanghai?
The weather in Shanghai varies from season to season, so it depends on what time of year your flight from Cairo to Shanghai is booked. Summer (June to September) is the warmest period as temperatures average between 24°C and 29°C.
Autumn (October to November) and spring (March to May) are slightly cooler, averaging between 10°C and 19°C. The winter months (December to February) are the coldest time of year.
Top tips for Cairo to Shanghai
A city with a view
While Cairo’s pyramids are an ancient example of stunning architecture, Shanghai is full of modern buildings that are breath-taking to behold. Famed for its mighty skyscrapers, the financial district’s Lujiazui peninsula is home to Shanghai Tower, the world’s second-tallest building.
For something with a bit of history, dial back the decades and admire Shanghai’s famous Art Deco buildings – including the Park Hotel, Grand Theatre, and Broadway Mansions.
Endless art and culture
Much like how Cairo is at the heart of Egypt’s history, Shanghai hosts some of China’s most treasured artefacts in the Shanghai Museum. Admire items preserved from the Ming, Zhou and Tang dynasties among others.
The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum shares the city’s more recent stories. Meanwhile the galleries and pieces in the M50 Art District and the China Art Museum showcase Shanghai’s diverse and expansive artistic character.