Immersion technologies including mixed reality (MR), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR) are together referred to as extended reality (XR). Virtual reality immerses the user in a digital realm, augmented reality combines the actual and digital worlds, and mixed reality combines both. One of the best ways to visualize written information is through XR. In order to increase productivity, safety, and efficiency, the airport has begun utilizing XR in specific applications. In addition to providing entertainment for their customers, airlines are employing XR to assist in the training of flight attendants and aircraft mechanics. The range of sectors and applications where XR can be useful is expanding. Airport operators may find that XR, which is utilized in other industries, may also be applied in the airport setting. Through the qualitative analysis of interviews with experts in Egyptian airports and the distribution of a show card on representatives of the Egyptian aviation industry during the conduct of in-depth semi-structured interviews with them, the current paper seeks to investigate the potential opportunity of applying extended reality in Egyptian airports. Insights about extended reality technologies and solutions that can be used in Egyptian international airports are provided in the paper's conclusion.