Cairo Airport has 3 terminals, called T1, T2, and T3. T1 and T2/T3 are located about 1.8 miles apart, with an automated people mover and shuttle bus available to carry passengers between them. Each ride lasts about 10 minutes, so it's easy to make an airport transfer.
Yes - they are right next to each other - but most likely you will have to go through passport control, collect your luggage and clear customs at T3 and then go to T2 and check in again. T3 is only Star Alliance airlines ( Egyptair, Turkish, Lufthansa, Austrian and Swiss ) and you possibly do not have a through ticket.
Well, it's simple. All you need to do is enter your PNR number/Booking reference ID and Email/Last Name on the respective airline's website and download the itinerary. The flight terminal information can also be found on your boarding pass that is generated after you have completed your web check-in.
Depending on your risk tolerance, even three hours might be insufficient for an international connection. Risk-averse passengers booking two separate itineraries might budget at least a day between flights.
Terminal 3 was closed to the public in 2019 and torn down, allowing for construction of the new facility without significant impacts to passenger operations.
If they're taking a while it's probably because they got stuck in Cairo's diabolical traffic. Our ride from the airport to Giza cost less than USD $8 with Uber. Taxis will usually start at USD $30-40 and not want to budge below USD $20. Wait for that Uber!
Pedestrian walkways connect Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 at San Diego International Airport. Pedestrian bridges and crosswalks connect the passenger terminals to transportation islands and adjacent parking lots in front of the terminals.