MUSCAT: Oman Air has operated 61 flights in the last three months taking passengers to their homelands in other countries.
In a press statement, the national airline said it has operated flights between March 18 to June 30 to bring people to Oman and to their homes in other countries.
“The airline has taken passengers, some of whom were outside Oman for medical treatment, to and from 30 cities including Cairo, Paris, Bangkok, Dubai and Riyadh. A number of the flights to Muscat also delivered cargo to the country,” the statement said.
“In the time that it is not authorised to operate normally, Oman Air will continue to provide special flights on an as-needed basis as it maintains its 3 weekly round-trip flights connecting Muscat and Khasab,” the airline informed.
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