Rhino car hire Cairo Airport has special offers and discounts, so keep an eye on our website to avoid missing out.

Our dedicated staff can meet you as soon as you step off the plane and give you the keys to your vehicle.

If you need any help finding your way from the airport just ask them for advice; we can also provide you with a sat nav system which uses satellite technology to pinpoint your exact location in Egypt, Cairo and the world at all times.

GPS systems are just one of a number of optional extras we offer with car hire Cairo Airport. You can also reserve child seats and luggage racks with car hire Cairo Airport vehicles.

The unique airport code for Cairo international airport is CAI.

Our low rates for car rental Cairo Airport are fully inclusive meaning that you never have to pay any more than the price we have quoted.

You won’t find cheaper car rental anywhere else and our service is excellent value for money.

For 9 Euros per day you can choose vehicles such as the
VW Golf automatic five door, the Ford Mondeo automatic and the Nissan Primera.

If you are looking to rent a prestige or a luxury vehicle we have the Honda Legend automatic, the Mercedes E200 and the Mercedes C180 among others.

All our cars come with air conditioning to combat the heat surrounding Cairo airport.

Rhino car rental Cairo Airport vehicles also come with breakdown assistance, fully comprehensive insurance and unlimited mileage.

The insurance we offer includes liability cover, a collision damage waiver and a vehicle theft waiver.
There is also an insurance option which allows customers to reduce their excess to zero for a small charge upfront.

Rhino can allow learner drivers to rent a car for the first time too. Read our terms and conditions section on the website carefully to see if you are eligible.

If you need to contact us you can do so by calling us, emailing or using the new online chat facility. Otherwise just fill out your requirements using the drop down menu on the site and we can come back to you with an instant car rental Cairo Airport quote.

Cairo Airport Mini Guide

Cairo International airport serves the huge city of Cairo and is home to the national airline Egypt Air (part of Star Alliance).
It is Africa’s second most busy airport after Johannesburg airport in South Africa with more than 14 million passengers using 138,000 flights every year. This is due in part to Egypt’s position at the crossroads of Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Cairo International Airport has replaced the city’s old airport, known as Heliopolis.
Cairo international has three terminals, four runways and a cargo terminal and is used by 58 airlines and 10 cargo airlines. These include Aeroflot, Alitalia, Delta Airlines and Lufthansa among many others.

Terminal three is in the process of being completed and will be greatly enlarged allowing 11 million passengers to use it every year. It will have 23 gates and a huge floor space with the capacity to welcome many different kinds of arriving aircraft.
There are also new facilities for international visitors to arrive into on top of the existing Hall Four, International Hall Three and Departure Hall One.
Egypt Air uses terminal one, which was originally built as an allied base for during the Second World War, and will be using the newly built terminal three as well. Air France, KLM and several Middle Eastern airlines use terminal one too and the terminal has 12 gates.

Although terminal two is known as the new part of the airport and terminal one is known as the old part of Cairo International, terminal one has actually been more recently renovated making it the new terminal.
If you are arriving from areas including the Far East, the Gulf and parts of Africa below the Sahara desert you will most likely fly into terminal two. If you are departing from terminal two allow yourself time as it is badly designed and gets very busy as there are not enough check in gates. However, plans are afoot to expand the terminal significantly, connect it via a footbridge with terminal three, and double passenger capacity.

In 2010 there will be a luxury hotel Meridien built near Cairo International, an air train system to link the terminals and transport passengers (the Cairo Metro will also have a branch at Cairo International by then) and a fourth runway.
Once you have picked up your Rhino hire car it is only a short 15 kilometres journey towards Cairo’s business district.