AlMasria Universal Airlines

AlMasria Universal Airlines (ICAO: LMU) is an Egyptian private airline operating scheduled and charter services primarily from Egypt.

AlMasria Universal Airlines, also known as AlMasria Airlines, was founded in 2008 and commenced operations in June 2009, positioning itself as Egypt's first privately owned low-cost airline. The airline is headquartered in Cairo. Its main operational base is Burg Al Arab International Airport in Alexandria, with secondary hubs located at Hurghada International Airport, Assiut International Airport, and Luxor International Airport. Cairo International Airport is also cited as a main hub.

The airline operates a fleet that, as of April 2026, includes Airbus A320, Airbus A321, and Boeing 737 aircraft. While fleet sizes vary across reports, some suggest around 8 aircraft, including models like Airbus A320-200, Airbus A321-200, Airbus A330-200, Boeing 737-400, and Boeing 737-500. AlMasria Universal Airlines' route network focuses on domestic flights within Egypt and international services to destinations predominantly in the Middle East (including Saudi Arabia and Kuwait), North Africa, and parts of Europe (such as Italy, Russia, Turkey, and Djibouti). The airline has stated plans to expand its network to 18 destinations and enhance its presence in the Gulf states, North Africa, and Europe.

AlMasria Universal Airlines is not a member of any major global airline alliances like Star Alliance, SkyTeam, or Oneworld. The airline offers two main cabin classes: Economy Class and Business Class. Business Class passengers can enjoy amenities such as priority boarding, access to airport lounges, a more generous baggage allowance, and complimentary in-flight meals. Economy Class is described as offering comfortable seating and budget-oriented travel.