Muscat: Oman Air, the national carrier of the Sultanate of Oman, will resume operating its scheduled flights to 18 cities in 12 countries on the 1st of October, which includes Dubai and Doha weekly two flights.
The two weekly flights between Muscat to Dubai and Muscat to Doha, on Sundays and Thursdays. This flight schedule is valid from October 1 to October 24, 2020
Oman Air is committed to implementing a comprehensive and extensive safety program before, during and after all of its flights to ensure a safe and reassuring travel experience for its traveling guests. Passengers on board the national carrier must wear masks at Oman airports and on board Oman Air flights.
The carrier will implement social distancing measures during the boarding and landing stages of the plane, and all aircrew will wear protective medical gowns, in addition to providing modified hospitality services to ensure safety, in addition to taking many other precautionary measures to ensure the safety of traveling guests and cabin-crews at all times.
With the expected high demand for reservations on these scheduled flights, Oman Air invites its guests to take the initiative to book their flights through the website or by contacting the call center, Oman Air offices or approved travel agents, to ensure that reservations are made according to their preferences.
Oman Air also calls on its guests departing from Muscat to review all travel requirements and the latest information on their destinations before traveling, as well as the latest measures taken by Oman airports with regard to travel through the Sultanate’s airports via the Oman Air website, omanair.com.
Guests traveling to Oman from Dubai and Doha must apply all procedures used to enter the Sultanate, which are available on the Civil Aviation Authority website paca.gov.om.
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