AMC Airlines
EgyptAbout the airline
AMC Airlines (IATA: YJ, ICAO: AMV) is an Egyptian carrier founded in 1992, operating from four major hubs across Egypt including Cairo, Hurghada, Sharm el-Sheikh, and Luxor. The airline serves leisure and business travelers throughout Egypt and regional destinations.
Fleet
AMC Airlines (IATA: YJ, ICAO: AMV) has operated as Egypt's carrier since 1992, building its network from four strategic hubs: Cairo International Airport, Hurghada International Airport, Sharm el-Sheikh International Airport, and Luxor International Airport. This positioning gives the airline strong connectivity across Egypt's major cities and tourism destinations.
The airline's fleet consists of Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 aircraft, both single-aisle, narrow-body jets designed for short- to medium-range routes. These aircraft are widely used in regional aviation and provide efficient operations across AMC Airlines' Egyptian network.
Passengers on AMC Airlines can expect service connecting Egypt's business centers, cultural landmarks, and coastal resort areas. The four-hub strategy enables the airline to serve both domestic and regional routes, making it a key player in Egyptian aviation for travelers visiting Cairo, the Red Sea resorts, and Upper Egypt.