It was my first time flying with Scoot Airlines CAI Terminal, and it started at Terminal 2, which is where a lot of international flights land. It was very easy to check in. Even though I got there a little early, the counters were manned by helpful agents and were already open. The Scoot crew worked quickly to process bags, issue boarding cards, and check passports. Since this was my first time traveling from Cairo on a low-cost airline, I valued how well the crew explained everything.
After passing through security and immigration, which went more quickly than I had expected, I had some free time to look around Terminal 2. It has a contemporary setting with lots of seats, good dining selections, and spotless amenities. It had all the amenities a traveler may require prior to a flight, although not being extremely opulent. I found a peaceful spot to unwind and had a coffee. There had Wi-Fi, and it functioned well enough to check texts and emails. There was a sense of peace before the flight as you watched planes taxi from the enormous glass windows.
With courteous ground crew and clear announcements, boarding was well-organized and completed on time. For a budget airline, Scoot’s planes were tidy and cozy. The journey from gate to seat was easy, and the cabin service gave guests a pleasant welcome. As we departed Cairo, I thought about how effective the entire process had been: from check-in to departure, Terminal 2 had been a dependable entry point, and Scoot Airlines had provided both convenience and value.
