Milan to Shanghai, China — Business Class from €1545

Business Class Deal

🥂 Egyptair Business — lie-flat bed, 2 × 32 kg bags, Star Alliance lounge access

Milan ↔ Shanghai via Cairo · 17h 10m total · 787 / A330 on both long-haul legs

This deal vs. typical deal price for this route — verified 27 May 2026 at 15:58 UTC

• Seat: Lie-flat bed on both Milan-Cairo and Cairo-Shanghai legs — 787-9 Dreamliner with reverse-herringbone 1-2-1 (all aisle access) or A330-300 in 2-2-2 staggered. Older 777-300ER substitutions on the Cairo-Shanghai run have 1-2-1 too.
• Checked baggage: 2 × 32 kg pieces included on the international ticket.
• Cabin baggage: 2 carry-on bags (12 kg combined) + 1 personal item under the seat.
• Lounge access: Sala Montale / Sala Leonardo (Star Alliance contract lounge) at Milan Malpensa (MXP), Egyptair Star Alliance Lounge at Cairo Terminal 3, Air China Star Alliance Lounge at Shanghai Pudong (PVG).
• Priority: dedicated business-class check-in, fast-track security at MXP/CAI, priority boarding, priority baggage delivery.
• Meal: Multi-course Egyptian-international cuisine — koshari and ful medames on Cairo departures, Chinese-Western fusion on Shanghai approach. All galleys are halal-only (no pork, no alcohol on certain routes — wine/spirits available on the European long-haul).
• Visa note: Italian passports get 30-day visa-free entry to China through 31 December 2026 — no application, no fee. Requirements: passport valid 6+ months beyond your departure from China, plus a return or onward ticket. Egypt transit at CAI: under-24h international-to-international transit doesn't require an Egyptian visa; you stay airside.

Bag Type	Dimensions / Weight	Included
👜 Personal Item	Included	✅ Yes
🎒 Cabin Bag	2 carry-on bags (12 kg)	✅ Yes
🧳 Checked Bag	2 × 32 kg	✅ Yes

🌍 About Shanghai

Shanghai is where China's past and future face each other across a river. On the Bund, grand colonial-era banks and trading houses look out at the neon towers of Pudong, the bottle-opener skyscraper and the pearl-topped tower glowing after dark. Behind the waterfront, the plane-tree-lined streets of the former French Concession hide boutiques, café terraces, and the lane houses known as shikumen. Step into Yu Garden's classical rockeries and pavilions, then queue for soup dumplings, the delicate xiaolongbao that scald and reward in equal measure. Browse the art at West Bund, ride the maglev, and end the evening with a cocktail in a converted warehouse. Cosmopolitan and quick-moving, it is the most worldly city in the country and proud of it.