MUSCAT: Oman Air has removed date change for all tickets purchased from now till May 31, 2020, due to the growing concerns of passengers about air travel during this time of coronavirus outbreak.
“Starting 6 March, 2020, Oman Air has removed change fees for all tickets purchased from now through till 31 May, 2020. The waiver applies to all tickets, all fare types and all destinations – for travel through 31 October, 2020,” the airline said in a statement.
“Oman Air’s new zero-fee booking change policy is designed to offer consumers peace of mind. It offers greater flexibility because they can now make their flight reservations without the worry of facing penalties should their travel plans change because of personal concerns or travel restrictions imposed by government agencies,” the statement said.
Paul Starrs, Oman Air Chief Commercial Officer, said, “We want to assure our guests that we understand the challenges everyone is facing because of the actions that governments around the world are taking. Our promise to our valued guests is quite simply this: Go ahead, make your flight bookings with us and there will be zero booking-change fees should you need to alter your travel plans. We are committed to providing world-class service to all our guests and we want everyone to know that they can book with confidence”.
“In addition, Oman Air is working closely with its nation’s Ministry of Health and the World Health Organization (WHO) to ensure we follow, and in many cases exceed, the standards on health precautions related to coronavirus. Our aircraft cleaning teams are trained to meet Oman Air’s high hygiene standards. We aim to provide our guests with a safe and comfortable experience at all times,” the statement added.
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