MUSCAT : Passengers heading to and from the airport must carry a printed copy of the confirmed flight ticket to avoid fines for violating the night movement ban, Oman Airports said.
The Supreme Committee has imposed a nationwide night movement ban in the wake of rising coronavirus cases. The 14-day ban starts from 8pm to 5am daily until October 24.
In a statement issued, Oman Airports also confirmed that the flight operations at Muscat International Airport will continue despite the movement ban. “Operations at Muscat International Airport will continue during the curfew,” the statement added.
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