Cairo Air Port Company announced that a limited fire broke out this morning inside one of the caravans located at Cairo International Airport.
Cairo Airport: Control of a Limited Fire This Morning Inside One of the Airport’s Caravans
Civil protection forces immediately moved to the site of the incident, where the fire was fully controlled and extinguished using firefighting materials, with the necessary cooling operations carried out, without any losses or injuries.
A team from the criminal laboratory moved to inspect the scene and opened a technical investigation to determine the circumstances and causes of the incident.
Cairo Airport
Cairo International Airport is Egypt’s primary and busiest aviation hub, located northeast of the city center. It opened in 1963 to replace the older Almaza Airport, with its iconic Terminal 1 (designed to resemble a Pharaonic lotus temple) built to handle the influx of visitors for the 1964 Cairo International Exposition. Today, it serves as a major gateway connecting Africa, the Middle East, and the world.
Cairo International Airport
Cairo International Airport is Egypt’s primary and busiest aviation hub, located northeast of the city center. It opened in its current form in 1963, replacing the older Heliopolis airport, and was significantly expanded to handle the growing influx of international visitors, particularly after the rise of mass tourism to Egypt’s ancient sites. Today, it serves as a major gateway connecting Africa, the Middle East, and the wider world.
