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Flight review · Part of Manchester to Delhi in EgyptAir business class

EgyptAir A320neo business class review: Manchester to Cairo

Business class on a single-aisle plane for four and a half hours. A recliner, not a bed, and that changes who this seat suits.

By The FatMan · Flown September 2026

EgyptAir business class seat with pillow and amenity kit, by the window
EgyptAir
MANManchesterDep [hh:mm]
Airbus A320neo · [about 4h 30m]
CAICairoArr [hh:mm] · On time
Overall

x/10

Comfort verdictWorkable for a larger frame
Seat
[Seat number], window
Configuration
Recliner, [2-2]
Cabin
Business class
Flight time
[about 4h 30m], day
Paid
Part of a [£x] one-way to Delhi
In one line
[The verdict in under 20 words]
The Comfort Question

What this seat is really like for a larger traveller

DimensionEgyptAir's figureWhat it means for you
Seat width[x in / x cm][What it means]
Shoulder room[Not published][The observation that matters most: two across, so who is next to you matters]
Armrest[Fixed / drops][What it means]
Seat belt[Lap belt][Extender needed? Policy?]
Footwell[Legrest and footrest][What it means]

Figures from EgyptAir's published seat details. Where the airline publishes nothing, the table says so.

The flight in practice

How the day actually went

ArrivalOn time
Pre-flight[Check-in, fast track, lounge at Manchester]
Baggage[Checked through to Delhi?]
Damage[Bags arrived undamaged]
Extra charges[None]
Wi-Fi[Worked / patchy / none]

Seat and sleep

This is business class on a single-aisle plane: a wide recliner with a legrest, two by two, not a flat bed. For a daytime flight of around four and a half hours, that is less of a problem than it sounds. [How far it reclines, whether the legrest supports a larger frame, and what it is like when the seat in front reclines.]

Food and drink

[What was served, how it tasted, and whether there was an option for the Asian palate. The main was rice with prawns.]

Service, Wi-Fi and entertainment

[Service in general terms, no crew names. The screen and the handset remote: easy to use or not? Wi-Fi: did it work, what it cost.]

Getting on and off

[Short. Boarding at Manchester, arrival at Cairo, bags checked through.]

Was it worth it?

[What the money bought on this leg. Would a recliner on this length of flight change your choice?]

Verdict

[Two or three sentences. Where it earned its points, where it lost them, and the one thing a reader should know before booking.]

Main course on the tray table: rice with prawns, bread roll and salad
Main course on the tray table: rice with prawns, bread roll and salad
Drinks and warm nuts on the side table after take-off
Drinks and warm nuts on the side table after take-off
Engine and wing above the clouds after leaving Manchester
Engine and wing above the clouds after leaving Manchester

The downsides

  • [A recliner, not a lie-flat bed: what that means on this length of flight]
  • [Downside two, specific]

Verdict

x/10

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Before you fly this route

What we would sort before this trip

Lounge access[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]
eSIM for India[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]
Travel insurance[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]
Money in India[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]

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