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easyJet entry into Cairo baulked by regulators

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easyJet will not be permitted to operate into Cairo unless it departs from its single-class, no frills model. The airline has held talks with Egyptian authorities since late 2010, who are reportedly insisting that the carrier offer two-class service and amenities such as free on-board food and a staff member to collect airport taxes if it wants to operate to Cairo.

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