MUSCAT: Oman’s budget airline SalamAir will operate 10 repatriation charter flights to India on Friday.
According to sources, all ten flights are to Kerala and will carry nearly 1,800 stranded passengers in a single-day.
“Three flights chartered by KMCC Muscat have already left on Friday morning and the remaining seven will fly during the course of the day,” said an official at SalamAir.
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All three KMCC chartered flights are facilitated by Alhind Travels and Tours.
Meanwhile, as many as 10,000 Indians were already flown home in 40 special flights and 20 charters over the last 40 days.
