national aviation company with investment from both governments. Codeshare agreements Egyptair has codeshare agreements with the following airlines: Aegean Airlines Air Cairo Air Canada Air China Air India Asiana Airlines Austrian Airlines Avianca Brussels Airlines Etihad Airways Ethiopian Airlines Gulf Air Kenya Airways LOT Polish Airlines Lufthansa Royal Air Maroc Scandinavian Airlines Singapore Airlines Shenzhen Airlines South African Airways Swiss International Air Lines TAP Portugal Thai Airways Turkish Airlines Ukraine International Airlines United Airlines Suspension of service to Qatar Due to the 2017 Qatar Diplomatic crisis, Egyptair (among other carriers from Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) has suspended its flights to Doha's Hamad International Airport in Qatar as per the instructions from the Egyptian Government. Fleet Current fleet As of September 2022, the Egyptair mainline fleet consists of the following aircraft: Fleet development Egyptair became Airbus A330/340's customer in June 1995 when it ordered three Airbus A340s, scheduled for delivery in December 1996. The first, 260-seater aircraft entered the fleet in late 1996, and operated along a -300 version that was on lease from Gulf Air. Also in 1995, the carrier purchased three 308-seater Boeing 777-200s for million. These GE-90 powered aircraft, along with the A340-200s, were ordered for replacement of the Airbus A300B4 and Boeing 767-200 fleet. Aimed to replace the Airbus A300-600R fleet, the airline placed an order for seven Airbus A330-200 aircraft in early 2003, slated for delivery in June 2004, and cancelled two Airbus A340-600s it had previously ordered. In June 2003, Egyptair signed a deal worth million with Rolls-Royce for the provision of Trent 700 engines to power these seven A330s. The Airbus A330-300 was incorporated into the fleet in August 2010. Egyptair's commercial relationship with Boeing started in 1968 when a Boeing 707 was delivered. Six Boeing 737-800s were acquired in August 2005, with handovers starting in September the following year and a delivery span of three years. On lease from GECAS, Egyptair took delivery of its first 346-seater Boeing 777-300ER in March 2010. In June 2011, the airframer delivered the airline's Boeing aircraft, a 737-800. In , Egyptair was identified as the carrier that ordered nine more aircraft of the type, in a deal worth million. In October 2016 the airline placed a firm order for eight Boeing 737-800s with deliveries starting in February 2017. In October and November 2017, it was announced that the airline intended to place