Oman Air: more flights to Europe this winter

Oman Air is strengthening its presence in Europe this winter. A consequence of its recent entry into the oneworld alliance. 
Oman Air's Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (Photo: Oman Air)
Oman Air's Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner (Photo: Oman Air)

According to the latest changes introduced by Oman Air on its winter timetable from 1 July, the airline is planning to increase the number of flights between Europe and Muscat. This strategy is based on the company's entry into the one allianceworld to 1er last July.

From 26 October, the carrier will increase the number of weekly flights to London Heathrow. On 28 October, Paris-CDG will benefit from an additional weekly frequency. Let 5 flights a week to Muscat. On the same date, services to Munich will be increased to 6 flights/week. Before becoming daily from 2 December.

Also in December, the Milan Malpensa-Mascate will be increased to 5 weekly frequencies, while the Zurich-Muscat will increase from 4 to 6 flights a week. It should be noted that on 1 July the airline launched four weekly flights from Amsterdam by Boeing 787-9. All flights are operated in Boeing Dreamliner 787-9with the exception of Munich. The service from the Bavarian capital will be operated on board a Boeing 737MAX.