Pyramids Airlines is progressing through regulatory approval with the Egyptian Civil Aviation Authority and aims to begin operations in 2026. CEO Sherif Sharaf has outlined an ambitious plan to rapidly scale the fleet, while operational groundwork is underway, including a ground-handling agreement with EgyptAir Ground Services. Commercially, Pyramids Airlines is targeting the leisure and charter market, engaging in strategic partnerships and ACMI opportunities, and will make its first public appearance at FITUR 2026 in Madrid. The airline is distinct from the defunct Pyramid Airlines (1977–2007) and the similarly named Microsoft Flight Simulator community entity, positioning itself as a pragmatic startup focused initially on revenue-generating charter operations before expanding to a broader…
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