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COVID-19 Live: Oman Air Suspends International Operations For One Week
Muscat: The Sultanate’s flagship carrier, Oman Air, has suspended its international operations for one week following the closure of the nation’s air borders.
A statement issued online by the carrier read: “In line with the directives of the Oman Civil Aviation Authority, Oman Air will suspend all international passenger flights to and fro Muscat, starting fro Tuesday, December 22, 2020, for a period of one week.”
Domestic and cargo flights are expected to continue operations as per their schedules.
For rebookings, guests holding Oman Air flight reservations have been requested to contact the Call Center at (+968) 2453 1111 or Oman Air representatives in their respective countries.
For further updates on flight operations and services, kindly refer to Oman Air’s website and social media channels.
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