MUSCAT – Oman’s low-cost carrier SalamAir said on Sunday that its overall flight operations have returned to normal, while services to and from several regional destinations remain temporarily suspended due to ongoing developments in the region.
In a travel advisory issued to passengers, the airline said it was “pleased to inform” customers that flight operations across its network had resumed as scheduled.
However, SalamAir confirmed that flights to and from Iran, Iraq, Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates, Doha in Qatar, Dammam in Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait remain suspended until further notice.
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The airline attributed the continued suspension of these routes to “ongoing regional developments,” without providing further operational details.
Passengers booked on affected routes have been advised to monitor the latest travel updates through SalamAir’s dedicated updates page on its official website, www.salamair.com.
The airline said its customer care team remains available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and can be reached at +968 2427 2222 or via email at customercare@salamair.com.
