Cairo, Egypt
As the threat of further unrest occurred in Egypt, it is expected that the United States begins charter flights to help Americans leave the country Monday.
Other governments and companies have also said that the intention to evacuate citizens at the heart of growing protests across the country.
The Government of Canada announced it will begin charter flights to Europe evacuate some 6,000 of its citizens in Egypt on Monday.
Australia said Monday it plans to offer a flight from Cairo to its citizens of emergency Wednesday. Thai Airways said Monday it was preparing a special flight to Cairo to bring home stranded at the request of the Thai government in the country.
And the Mexican government has urged its citizens in Egypt to consider leaving the country.
Two special EL AL flight with Israelis returning from Egypt arrived in Israel Monday morning, said ministry spokesman Yigal Israeli Foreign Palmor.
The airline increased its flights after the Israeli authorities have recommended that people back. Saturday flight back to the families of Israeli diplomats.
Two flights to Egypt on Sunday to begin carrying Turkish citizens in the country, reported the semi-official Turkish news agency Anadolu Ajansi.
U.S. officials were considering Istanbul, Nicosia, Cyprus and Athens, Greece, evacuated Americans as possible targets, although this list is not complete on Sunday afternoon, and Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Janice Jacobs said on Sunday.
"There are thousands of potential evacuees from Egypt, and we pay much attention on him," she said.
U.S. officials are advising travelers to stay stuck there until help arrived.
"We are now asking people to limit their movements as much as possible and wait for the additional information that we leave on charter flights," said Jacobs.
The U.S. State Department has made arrangements to provide transportation to places of retreat "in Europe. From these locations, U.S. citizens make their own travel plans and to reimburse the government for their flights on Egypt, the embassy said in a statement.
According to senior officials of the State Department, officials there are 380 of the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, and joint 760 and children living with them in Egypt.
As the threat of further unrest occurred in Egypt, it is expected that the United States begins charter flights to help Americans leave the country Monday.
Other governments and companies have also said that the intention to evacuate citizens at the heart of growing protests across the country.
The Government of Canada announced it will begin charter flights to Europe evacuate some 6,000 of its citizens in Egypt on Monday.
Australia said Monday it plans to offer a flight from Cairo to its citizens of emergency Wednesday. Thai Airways said Monday it was preparing a special flight to Cairo to bring home stranded at the request of the Thai government in the country.
And the Mexican government has urged its citizens in Egypt to consider leaving the country.
Two special EL AL flight with Israelis returning from Egypt arrived in Israel Monday morning, said ministry spokesman Yigal Israeli Foreign Palmor.
The airline increased its flights after the Israeli authorities have recommended that people back. Saturday flight back to the families of Israeli diplomats.
Two flights to Egypt on Sunday to begin carrying Turkish citizens in the country, reported the semi-official Turkish news agency Anadolu Ajansi.
U.S. officials were considering Istanbul, Nicosia, Cyprus and Athens, Greece, evacuated Americans as possible targets, although this list is not complete on Sunday afternoon, and Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Janice Jacobs said on Sunday.
"There are thousands of potential evacuees from Egypt, and we pay much attention on him," she said.
U.S. officials are advising travelers to stay stuck there until help arrived.
"We are now asking people to limit their movements as much as possible and wait for the additional information that we leave on charter flights," said Jacobs.
The U.S. State Department has made arrangements to provide transportation to places of retreat "in Europe. From these locations, U.S. citizens make their own travel plans and to reimburse the government for their flights on Egypt, the embassy said in a statement.
According to senior officials of the State Department, officials there are 380 of the U.S. Embassy in Cairo, and joint 760 and children living with them in Egypt.