About Oman Air
Oman Air (ICAO: OMA) is the flag carrier of the Sultanate of Oman, headquartered at Muscat International Airport (MCT).
Oman Air traces its origins to 1970 with the establishment of Oman International Services (OIS), which initially provided civil aircraft ground handling. The airline itself was founded in 1993, with its inaugural domestic flight from Muscat to Salalah in March of that year, followed by its first international service to Dubai in July 1993. Oman Air has since grown to become a significant international carrier, contributing to Muscat's emergence as a desirable travel destination.
The airline's primary operational base and main hub is Muscat International Airport (MCT), which serves as a crucial gateway connecting domestic and international flights. Additionally, Oman Air maintains focus cities at Salalah Airport (SLL) and Duqm Airport (DQM). The fleet currently includes Airbus A330-200s, Airbus A330-300s, Boeing 787-8s, Boeing 787-9s, Boeing 737-8 MAX, Boeing 737-800s, and Boeing 737-900ERs, focusing on a modern and fuel-efficient fleet for both short- and long-haul operations.
Oman Air operates an expanding route network encompassing domestic, regional, and international passenger services, as well as air taxi and charter flights. As of April 2024, it serves 44 destinations across 24 countries in the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and Africa, with a notable emphasis on routes to India. The airline officially joined the Oneworld alliance on June 30, 2025, becoming its 15th member, which has significantly enhanced its global connectivity and offers passengers access to an extensive network of partner airlines. Oman Air offers several cabin classes, including Economy, Business, and on some routes, First Class. The airline has introduced a "Business Studio" product on its Boeing 787 fleet, designed to replace its First Class offering and provide a world-class experience with features like lie-flat beds and a spacious cabin design. Its Business Class cabins, particularly on wide-body aircraft, are known for spacious lie-flat seats (Apex Suites on newer aircraft) and excellent cabin service with Omani hospitality.
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