Las Vegas to Cairo (LAS–CAI) — Airlines, Schedules & Connections
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No discontinued nonstop flights on record for this route.
LAS–CAI has no scheduled airline service; it is flown by charter / private operators. 1-stop connecting options are also available.
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Travel Essentials
LAS: PDT · CAI: EEST
When it's 6:00 PM in Las Vegas, it's 4:00 AM (next day) in Cairo.
US passport holders need a visa to enter Egypt. The easiest option is the eVisa, available at visa2egypt.gov.eg. A single-entry eVisa costs USD 25 and a multiple-entry eVisa costs USD 60, both valid for stays up to 30 days. Apply at least 7 business days before travel. A visa on arrival is also available at major airports for USD 25 (single entry). Passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of entry.
The airport is 5 miles from the Strip; ride-shares and taxis take 10–20 minutes from the Strip ($15–25). There is no rail link.The Las Vegas Monorail does not serve the airport. RTC bus Route 109 connects the airport to the Strip ($2, 20–30 min), but luggage handling is inconvenient. Hotel shuttles from major resorts are the most hassle-free option and often free for guests.
Uber and Careem are the easiest exit. Order from the app inside the terminal and meet the driver at the designated pickup zone outside arrivals. Expect EGP 100-200 to downtown (Tahrir Square, Zamalek, Garden City) and 45-60 minutes in normal traffic. Prices are dynamic, highest between 22:00-02:00 and 06:00-11:00. Yellow metered taxis queue at the rank; drivers will quote EGP 400-500 but the metered fare is EGP 150-300.
CTA public buses 356 and 400 run to central Cairo (EGP 5) but are infrequent and packed. Airport shuttle buses serve major hotels for EGP 25-50. Metro Line 3 does not yet reach the airport; the extension is planned but not operational. Rental car offices are in Terminal 3 arrivals. Traffic in Cairo is aggressive by any standard, so first-time visitors may prefer ride-hail over self-driving.
Cairo is desert. Rain totals about 25mm for the entire year, almost all of it falling in December and January. Summers (May-October) are hot and dry with highs of 34-38 degrees C and relentless sunshine. July and August are the peak, though low humidity makes shade feel meaningful. Winters (December-February) are mild and sunny at 14-20 degrees C during the day, dropping to 8-10 degrees C at night.
The Khamsin wind arrives in spring (March-May), carrying Saharan sand and pushing temperatures above 40 degrees C for several days at a stretch. Visibility drops and sand gets into everything. Autumn (October-November) is warm and settled, making it the most pleasant travel window along with winter. Pack sunscreen and light clothing for summer. Winter evenings need a light jacket. Bring a scarf or face covering if visiting during Khamsin season.
LAS–CAI Quick Facts
Frequently Asked Questions
Flights from LAS to CAI
Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) and Cairo International Airport (CAI) are connected through multiple connecting hub airports.
LAS to CAI Flight Duration and Schedule
Nonstop flight time from LAS to CAI is about 13 hours 23 minutes gate to gate. The route covers a distance of 7,375 miles (11,868 km).
Connecting Options and Alternatives
1-stop connecting options are also available, commonly via Amsterdam, Los Angeles and London Heathrow. Two-stop connections are also available via intermediate hubs.