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Air Cairo to resume Belgrade flights

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Egypt Air’s subsidiary Air Cairo will resume its scheduled year-round service between Hurghada and Belgrade on July 19. According to the Egyptian Embassy in Belgrade, flights between the two cities will run three times per week, each Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.

July 10, 2020
Belgrade Covid-19 Newsflash serbia Summer 2020
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  1. Anonymous12:30

    Welcome back :)

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  2. Anonymous15:14

    Hope it will be successful as before

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  3. Unknown15:46

    And when Italy?????

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    1. Anonymous19:33

      Didn't know that Air Cairo flew from BEG to Italy.

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  4. Anonymous14:50

    Flights to Tunis are also set to resume on 20.07.

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