MUSCAT : The dip was mainly driven by a 7% decrease in passengers at Muscat International Airport, which handled 1,200,339 travelers on 8,099 flights—a 7.5% drop in flight operations.
Among these:
7,410 international flights carried 1,109,650 passengers
689 domestic flights transported 90,689 passengers
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Contrasting the decline in Muscat, Salalah Airport reported a 5% increase in passenger numbers, reaching 126,506 travelers across 822 flights, a 1.6% rise in air traffic.
404 international flights served 59,429 passengers
418 domestic flights carried 67,077 passengers
Other airports activity
Sohar Airport operated 6 international flights and 4 domestic flights
Duqm Airport recorded 4,774 passengers on 52 flights
