SHARM EL SHEIKH Airport Assistance (SSH)

Sun hits the glass and the first thing you feel is heat. Then that dry, salty hint of Sinai in the air. That’s Sharm. People are already talking about reefs and boat days in the queue, snorkel fins sticking out of tote bags, kids dragging tiny suitcases like they own the place. The airport sits so close to the resort zones that when the wheels touch down, your brain kind of says, “Okay, we’re here already.” Not quite the beach yet, but close enough that you can almost see it in your head.

Sharm El Sheikh International Airport runs on two main passenger terminals right now. Terminal 1 is the newer international terminal, the one that sees most of the classic holiday flights. Terminal 2 is the refurbished original building, used for domestic hops and some regional traffic. People talk about a future Terminal 3 in articles and plans, but in real life, only T1 and T2 are working for you. The rhythm here moves in waves – a bunch of charters landing, everything feeling packed, then a quiet pocket, then another wave. You feel it the second you walk in. You adjust your pace without even thinking. AirportAssist at Sharm is here to pick you up inside that wave and turn it into a smooth walk: meet you at the easiest point, steer you to the right counters, keep you close to your gate once it goes up on the screen. No wandering around. No wrong queue. No standing in the “oops, wrong line” situation. Just a steady, human‑guided route so your beach time stays the main character of the trip.