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Oman Air is the national carrier of Oman, starting operations in 1993 with its first international flight to Dubai. It has since expanded to 48 destinations and opened a new airport in Muscat compatible with the A380, containing 350k square meters of terminal space, 32 boarding bridges, and a 5,500 bag per hour baggage processing capacity. The airline operates over 140 flights per week within the GCC, Middle East, Africa, and South Asia, with a fleet of over 40 aircraft and 24 more on order, including its most advanced aircraft yet with improved noise reduction, windows, seating, and in-flight amenities.
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- 3. • National carrier of Oman • Started operations in 1993 • First international flight to Dubai • 48 destinations since then. • Hub in Muscat
- 5. New MCT Airport in numbers: • A380 compatible • 350k m² gross floor area (terminal) • 32 boarding bridges • 96 check-in counters • 20 self service check-in kiosks • 5500 bags per hour baggage processing capacity
- 15. • 7 direct flights a day to MCT from DXB • 4 direct flights a day to MCT from AUH • Daily direct flight to SLL from DXB
- 16. • Daily flights to LHR/FRA/ZRH/MUC/MXP • 5 flights a week to CDG
- 17. • Double daily to BKK • Daily flights to MNL/SIN/KUL • 4 flights a week to CGK
- 18. More than 140 flights a week overall to • JED/RUH/MED/DMM/BAH/DOH/KWI in GCC • CAI/AMM/BEY/IKA in ME • ZNZ/DAR in Africa
- 19. Routes in India • Double daily flights to DEL/BOM/HYD/MAA • Daily flights to BLR/LKO/JAI/TRV/CCJ/COK • 4 flights a week to GOI
- 20. Routes in ISC • 4 flights a week to MLE/DAC • Daily flights to CGP/LHE/ISB/KHI • Double daily to KTM/CMB
- 21. Dhaka from 25th Oct
- 23. • Fleet of over 40 aircraft • 24 more aircrafts on order
- 29. Most advanced aircraft so far with: • 60% less noise • 30% larger windows with auto-tint • Anti-turbulence • Mood lights • Best exhaust & pressure system
- 31. • Mini Suite (6 seats only) • 180 degree flat bed • 23 inch LCD screen • 8 point massage system • Wireless handset
- 37. • 20 seats only • 180 degree flat bed • 82 inches seat pitch • 17 inch LCD screen
- 43. • 34 inches seat pitch • 10.6 inch LCD screen • Energy absorbing leg system
- 49. Trivia Did you know? On 1st March 2010 Oman Air wrote history for being the 1st airline in the world to introduce in-flight Internet and Phone Services!
- 51. • Open 24 hours • Health Spa • Business Centre • Children’s play area • Free calls & internet
- 59. Free chauffeur for below routes: • LHR/CDG/FRA/MUC • BKK • BOM/DEL/HYD/BLR/MAA • CMB
- 70. Colombo
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