Oman Air, the national carrier of Oman, will return to scheduled service on October 1 with service to 18 cities in 12 countries including 2 flights per week connecting Muscat and Cairo, which will depart from Oman on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and return on Thursdays and Saturdays.

The airline will also serve the continent of Africa with twice-weekly flights to Zanzibar"...

Muscat: Oman Airports, in partnership with Chinese company BGI, is setting up Covid-19 testing facilities at Muscat International Airport, Salalah Airport, Suhar Airport, and Duqm Airport to help passengers undergo a PCR test and boost early detection and containment of the virus,

Oman Airports stated that drive-through PCR testing facilities have been installed at Muscat International Airport and Salalah Airport to facilitate sample collection.

Muscat: Based on the decisions of the Supreme Committee on Covid-19 to resume scheduled international flights from October 1, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) issued the following notifications to all airlines operating in the Sultanate.

The scheduled international flights will be resumed from October 1 between Oman and; GCC countries, Egypt, Sudan, Pakistan, Turkey India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Malaysia, UK, Germany, France, The Netherlands, Philippines,"...

Oman Air, the national carrier of the Sultanate of Oman, is now operating 6 flights per week connecting Muscat with Duqm.
Flights to the fast-growing hub of trade and investment will depart and arrive in both cities on everyday of the week with the exception of Fridays.
These flights, which were restored on September 20, are a significant step forward in the nation’s economic development and a reflection of the airline’s commitment to serving the Sultanate. This step supports development of this increasingly"...

Muscat: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has allowed the airlines to operate two flights per week to each of its existing scheduled destinations from October 1.

CAA will carry out an assessment of the new operating protocols at Duqm Airport, following which it will announce new guidelines for the partial resumption of scheduled flights from October 1, 2020.

The authority"...

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MUSCAT, SEPT 15 – Having snagged one of the world’s largest logistics players as an investor in its growing airfreight business, Oman Aviation Group (OAG) – the Sultanate’s aviation and air-logistics flagship – says it has lined up new initiatives to support the development of its signature Muscat Airport City project. Spread over a total area of over 350 hectares, Muscat Airport City integrates five different gates or clusters each dedicated to a specific aspect of OAG’s core business"...

Oman Aviation Group (OAG) has sealed a strategic partnership deal in the field of air cargo with DHL company at Muscat International Airport.

The agreement seeks to establish an attractive environment for international investors and leading logistics industry firms. It reflects understanding for joint investment and exchange of benefits in the field of air cargo, which"...

SYDNEY: Hong Kong’s Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd said on Friday it would not apply for further government employment subsidies for its main business units, freeing up its ability to make major job cuts at Cathay Pacific and Cathay Dragon.
It has, however, applied for the support for budget carrier HK Express, Air Hong Kong, Cargo Terminal, Hong Kong Airport Service and Cathay Pacific Catering Services, the airline said in a statement. That financial support protects jobs from September to November, according to"...

Muscat: Muscat International Airport handled 240, 284 tonnes of cargo in 2019. The volume is 3.8 per cent more than the previous year that recorded 230, 284 tonnes of cargo, according to the GCEO of the Oman Aviation Group.

Speaking to the Observer on the sidelines of the announcement of a strategic partnership with DHL at Muscat Airport City with Oman Aviation Group, the GCEO said this liaising is an important step in the country’s aviation"...