Port Said International Airport (PSD)

Port Said International Airport (PSD) is a primary regional aviation facility serving the city of Port Said and the northern Suez Canal economic zone, located in El Gamil approximately 4 miles (6 km) west of the city center. The airport operates from a modernized passenger terminal building that was significantly upgraded in 2011 to support the region's industrial and logistical expansion. It acts as a critical infrastructure link for the Port Said Governorate, designed to handle up to 300,000 passengers annually and providing a professional gateway for the maritime and petroleum sectors.

The terminal infrastructure provides a range of essential amenities across its unified layout, featuring a functional waiting hall, dedicated check-in modules, and on-site customs and immigration services as an official International Airport of Entry. While the facility currently lacks scheduled commercial airline services, it remains fully operational for private jet charters, corporate flights, and essential government missions. Travelers have access to basic administrative support and secure baggage handling, ensuring a professional environment for high-volume technical and executive travelers associated with the Suez Canal traffic.

Ground transportation to central Port Said is primarily supported by local taxi services located directly outside the arrivals hall, with the journey typically taking less than 15 minutes via the coastal road. Travelers should note that for scheduled international connectivity, most visitors to the region utilize Cairo International Airport (CAI), situated approximately 93 miles (150 km) to the south, and complete their journey via regional highway networks. The airfield features a single 7,707-foot asphalt runway (10/28) and typically operates between sunrise and sunset, providing a streamlined experience for specialized air taxi and industrial charter missions.