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Oman Air aircraft involved in runway collision

Oman Air aircraft involved in runway collision

8 September 2016 Airline News

Oman Air flight WY 432, due to depart earlier from Tehran to Muscat, has been delayed as a result of an incident on the runway. The wings of the stationary Oman Air aircraft were clipped by another airliner as it passed.

Oman Air flies into Najaf, Iraq

Oman Air flies into Najaf, Iraq

10 August 2016 Airline News Tourism News

Oman Air has announced further expansion to its global with new flights will operating from the carrier’s hub in Muscat to Najaf, Iraq. The will be four weekly flights from September 15th. This is Oman Air’s first destination in Iraq, and the carrier will operate the flights aboard Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

Oman Air Holidays launches online booking engine

Oman Air Holidays launches online booking engine

13 June 2016 Airline News

Oman Air Holidays has launched the first fully online holidays booking engine in Oman. The holidays’ division of the national carrier of the Sultanate of Oman has unveiled a dynamic new website and booking system on the official website. It offers a range of holiday products, such as package holidays - including flights, hotels, transfer, tours and activities - and dynamic packages, which customers can build to suit their needs.

Oman Air and Europcar launch loyalty partnership

Oman Air and Europcar launch loyalty partnership

Sindbad, the frequent flyer program of Oman Air, and Europcar have announced a new partnership. Sindbad Members will now be awarded with 500 miles every time they rent with Europcar. They simply need to quote their Sindbad number when booking with Europcar and present their membership card when collecting their vehicle.

Oman Air launches new route to Mashhad, Iran

Oman Air launches new route to Mashhad, Iran

Oman Air is to launch a brand-new service between Muscat and the Iranian city of Mashhad from tomorrow. This is Oman Air’s second destination in Iran, following the launch of flights to Tehran in 2012. The carrier will operate daily flights aboard Boeing 737-800 aircraft.

Oman Air welcomes first Boeing Dreamliner to fleet

Oman Air welcomes first Boeing Dreamliner to fleet

13 October 2015 Airline News

Boeing and Oman Air today celebrated the delivery of the airline’s first Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The airline ordered six 787-8s in November 2011 as part of its expansion plans. “We are delighted to receive our first Dreamliner which combined with Oman Air’s award-winning service will provide an excellent travel experience for our customers,” said an Oman Air spokesperson.

Oman Air set to receive first Boeing Dreamliner

Oman Air set to receive first Boeing Dreamliner

29 September 2015 Airline News Tourism News

Oman Air is to receive its first state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner in October. And the people of Salalah will be among the first in the world to see the iconic aircraft in its distinctive Oman Air livery. Salalah’s enthusiasm for Oman Air’s products and services has been a key element in the success of the airline’s domestic network.

Oman Air expands Omani pilot recruitment programme

Oman Air expands Omani pilot recruitment programme

21 July 2015 Airline News

Following a huge response to its current recruitment drive, Oman Air is expanding opportunities for Omani nationals to become pilots with the airline. The national carrier of the Sultanate of Oman is now accepting applications from graduates with no prior flight training, as well as those who already have experience.

Boeing signs maintenance deal with Oman Air

Boeing signs maintenance deal with Oman Air

16 July 2015 Airline News

Boeing has confirmed Oman Air has contracted for a suite of services to support the upcoming entry into service of the airline’s 787 Dreamliners and to ensure on-going efficiency and cost savings for its fleet. “Boeing’s industry-leading services will ensure a smooth introduction of our 787s while controlling costs, minimising component maintenance time and optimizing our fleet’s performance,” said Salim Al Kindy, chief technical officer, Oman Air.