by Oman Air, the national airline of Oman, has announced this year’s summer schedule. The airline will fly from the capital Muscat to 40 cities around the world this summer. This expanded network includes regional destinations as well as destinations in countries across the globe.
Oman Air plans to cater to the needs of both domestic and international travelers by offering flights to different parts of the world. The airline’s network will cover GCC countries, Far East, India, Europe, and Africa. By connecting Muscat to these diverse destinations, Oman Air aims to provide a convenient and seamless travel experience for its customers.
One of the notable aspects of Oman Air’s summer schedule is the airline’s focus on serving destinations in India. Oman Air will fly to a total of 12 cities in Asian countries, including India, which have a large number of expatriates. The service in India includes cities such as Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kozhikode, Kochi, Goa, Lucknow, and Thiruvananthapuram.
Recognizing the importance of the Indian market, Oman Air has announced that it will operate 28 weekly services in Kerala sectors alone. These services will be dedicated to connecting Kozhikode, Kochi, and Thiruvananthapuram with Muscat. By providing additional frequencies to these sectors, Oman Air aims to meet the travel needs of expatriates from Kerala and other regions in India.
The expansion of Oman Air’s services to India is expected to bring significant benefits to Oman. Given the large expatriate Malayali population in the country, the enhanced connectivity via Oman Air will provide them with easier and more affordable travel options. Moreover, the improved air connectivity will contribute to the economic growth and development of the country by facilitating trade and tourism.
In conclusion, Oman Air’s summer schedule offers extensive connectivity to various destinations across the globe. The airline’s focus on serving destinations in India, particularly in Kerala, demonstrates its commitment to catering to the needs of its expatriate population. The expanded network and increased frequencies in these sectors are expected to bring significant benefits to Oman and its expatriate community.
