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Flights from New York to Cairo

Best Deals for New York to Cairo Flights on Etihad

Best Deals for New York to Cairo Flights on Etihad
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25 Oct 2025 - 6 Nov 2025

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1 Jul 2025 - 15 Aug 2025

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4 Jul 2025 - 24 Jul 2025

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USD1,865*

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Fly from New York to Cairo with Etihad Airways

Book flights from New York to Cairo and swap gleaming skyscrapers for blazing deserts. Experience an awe-inspiring wonder of the world on a trip to the incredible Giza pyramids, ride camels in the desert sands and enjoy delicious Arabic cuisine in vibrant markets across the bustling city.

A trip to Cairo awakes the senses, so kickstart your adventure today and let Etihad Airways take you there.

JFK to CAI: flight facts

Time difference +7 hours

Cairo is seven hours ahead of New York. During Daylight Saving Time in the USA (from March to November), Cairo is six hours ahead.

Flight distance 8,377 miles

Flights from New York (JFK) to Cairo (CAI) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) cover 8,377 miles (13,481 kilometres).

Your flight from New York to Cairo

The flight path from New York (JFK) takes you over the Atlantic, down through Central Europe and towards Abu Dhabi.

After a transfer at Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), you’ll continue west towards north-east Africa, landing in Cairo (CAI).

Alternatively, book a stopover for a chance to explore the UAE’s incredible capital. You’ll have chance to visit the incredible Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and visit the amazing attractions as Yas Island, including rides of Warner Bros. World™ Abu Dhabi.

*Aircraft, cabins and services may vary by route and flight. You can check this when you search for your flight. This page was last updated December 2020.

Flying from New York to Cairo: FAQs

What is the best way to travel around Cairo?

Cairo is easiest to explore by the metro train. Built under the city, it extends to most of the main attractions and offers a speedy alternative to the roads above.

The Nile buses and taxis are also affordable and readily available as methods of getting around Cairo.

What should I wear to visit the Giza Pyramids?

It’s important to dress modestly when visiting the Giza pyramids. Both men and women should cover their shoulders, and wear a long skirt or trousers.

Wearing comfortable footwear is also a must, as the site is extensive, with a lot of walking involved. We’d also recommend taking plenty of sun cream and a hat as you’ll be under the sun during most of your trip.

Top tips for New York to Cairo

giza pyramids in the desert by sunset

Visit the Great Pyramids

Exploring the Great Pyramids of Giza is just as important as visiting the Statue of Liberty in NYC. Iconic, symbolic and unmissable, a visit to the towering pyramids is an incredible experience and a chance to learn about the fascinating history of ancient Egypt. Located just outside the city centre, leave enough time to enjoy the full site, with the Sphinx, temple rooms and desert camel rides to enjoy too.

laneways of the khan el khalili in cairo

Shop at the Khan el Khalili

While fashionistas in Manhattan hit up Macy’s in Times Square, in Cairo, the narrow lanes of the Khan el Khalili are the go-to for shopping paradise. From semiprecious stones, to soap powder, lanterns, souvenirs and trinkets galore, almost anything can be bought from the merchants which line these historic alleyways. Visit the gold sellers, coppersmiths and spice dealers for a truly authentic Egyptian experience.