The Ministry of Civil Aviation, announced today in the statement, on Tuesday, Tuesday, the departure of all flights that suffered from sudden holidays that occurred in communications and Internet networks over the past hours, and the return of operational traffic to a normal place at the Cairo International Airport.
The Ministry stated that “the operating system was completely restored in all passengers, introducing alternative solutions in the field of coordination and complete cooperation with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technologies and all interested bodies of the country.”
The Ministry of Aviation indicated that the airport operating teams “continue their work with high efficiency in order to ensure the continuity of operational indicators and the accurate implementation of all technical and operating systems that ensure the further provision of the best services for travelers and in accordance with the highest security and quality standards”.
Earlier, the Ministry of Civil Aviation confirmed its constant intensive efforts to ensure the regularity of the air traffic at Cairo International Airport and maintaining the course of operating operations without fundamental impact on technical holidays that affected communication networks over the past hours.
The ministry announced today on Tuesday in an official statement that within the framework of measures for measures to combat the consequences of technical holidays, traffic at the airport for the period from six evening on Monday, July 7, 2025, until one morning, on Tuesday, July 8, which is a remarkable diploma in flight management.
On Monday, a fire broke out in the Central Ramss building in the Central Cairo, one of the most important centers of communication infrastructure in Egypt, which led to the deaths of 4 workers and an injury of more than 22 people as a result of inhalation of dense smoke, according to the Egyptian media.
The accident caused a violation of telecommunication and Internet services in some areas of the capital.
Source: Egyptian media
