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Arriving in Cairo
Flying from Los Angeles
Choose Etihad Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates, for flights from Los Angeles to Cairo on which you will be travelling in comfort and style.
Fly from Los Angeles to Cairo with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Los Angeles to Cairo and enjoy uncovering the rich history of Egypt’s capital city. Your Etihad flight will include a transfer in Abu Dhabi airport where you could also select a stopover to break up your journey.
Explore Yas Island where you’ll discover endless entertainment options or relax and recharge at the Corniche before journeying on to Cairo.
LAX to CAI: flight facts
Time difference +10 hours
Cairo is 10 hours ahead of Los Angeles. During Daylight Saving Time, when the clocks in LA go forward an hour from the end of March to October, Cairo is nine hours ahead of Los Angeles.
Flight distance 9,909 miles
Flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Cairo (CAI) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) cover a distance of 9,909 miles (15,947 kilometres).
Flying from Los Angeles to Cairo: FAQs
How to get from Cairo airport to Cairo?
Cairo International Airport is 14 miles (22 kilometres) from the city centre. Book an Etihad airport transfer for fuss-free travel – with a driver waiting for you in arrivals to take you to your next stop. You can also catch the Cairo Shuttle Bus or take a local taxi.
What food is Cairo known for?
Cairo is a hub for North African cuisine, with spicy, savoury dishes available on every corner.
Simit is a must-try – a baked snack that looks part pretzel, part bagel, covered in sesame seeds. Falafel, made with fava beans instead of chickpeas as in neighbouring countries, are a classic bite in Cairo too – typically served with flatbread, sauce and salad.
Top tips for Los Angeles to Cairo
Bargaining at the souk
Swap the glamorous boutiques of Rodeo Drive for the labyrinthine Khan El-Khalili souk. Revel in the excitement of this colourful and chaotic 14th century market, and try your hand at haggling like a local for spices, trinkets and perfumes. Finish the experience with an Egyptian tea in one of the bazaar’s cafes.
View the city from above
Just like the view from the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, the vistas from the Citadel of Saladin are utterly breathtaking. Explore the vast Citadel of Saladin and soak up its history before heading to the terrace for spectacular views across Cairo. On a clear day, you can see the River Nile from here.