SalamAir has started operate twice-weekly flights from Muscat to Delhi, with services on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The introduction of flights to Delhi represents a significant step forward for SalamAir as they continue to expand their network to meet the growing demand for affordable and convenient travel options. This new route will strengthen connections between Oman and India, benefiting the expat community, leisure travellers, and business professionals alike.
SalamAir is set to launch direct flights from Muscat to Chennai from July 11. The airline will operate these flights on Thursdays and Saturdays.
The flight from Muscat will depart at 11 pm and arrive in Chennai at 4.15 pm, while on the return leg flight from Chennai will take off at 5 am and land in Muscat at 7.25 am.
“We are thrilled to introduce our new service to Chennai, a significant milestone that enhances the connectivity of the South Indian community in Oman and the wider Gulf region,” Harish Kutty, Director of Revenue and Network Planning for SalamAir, said in a statement.
Oman Air and SalamAir leadership recently met to mark the launch of their latest codeshare partnership, enhancing travel options within Oman and beyond. The meeting focused on the airlines’ future prospects as national carriers and their shared commitment to supporting Oman’s tourism goals as part of the country’s 2040 Vision.
Con Korfiatis, CEO, Oman Air, expressed excitement about the expanded partnership, stating that it enables the airlines to jointly offer more travel choices and schedule options, benefiting customers and supporting the country’s tourism ambitions.
Adrian Hamilton-Manns CEO, SalamAir , echoed this sentiment, emphasising the airlines’ shared commitment to providing passengers with unparalleled travel options and superior service. He noted that the partnership aligns with the Ministry of Transport, Communication and Information Technology’s sentiments and the overarching vision of Oman 2040, reinforcing their commitment to driving excellence in the aviation sector and promoting Oman as a premier travel destination.
The first phase of the partnership, effective July 4, 2024, allows passengers to book travel on a selection of SalamAir’s routes connecting to Oman Air’s network, with additional destinations to be added following successful implementation.
Starting July 2, 2024, SalamAir will operate two weekly flights on Tuesdays and Thursdays to the Indian capital.
The introduction of flights to Delhi marks a significant milestone for SalamAir as the airline continues to expand its network to meet the growing demand for affordable and convenient travel options to the Sultanate. This new route is expected to enhance connections between Oman and India, providing more travel options for the expat community, leisure travellers, and business professionals, as well as supporting cultural exchange and fostering economic collaboration.
“We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new direct flights from Delhi to Muscat,” said Mazin Al Salmani, Director of Sales, SalamAir. “This new route underscores our commitment to expanding our network and offering our passengers more convenient and affordable travel options. We look forward to welcoming travellers aboard and providing them with our exceptional service and hospitality.”
Abhishek Goyal, Executive Director of Aeroprime Group GSA, SalamAir, said, ‘’We are proud to support SalamAir in launching their upcoming new route to New Delhi. This expansion strengthens the bond between Oman and India and enhances travel options for travellers. We are committed to ensuring that passengers enjoy seamless and affordable travel experiences with SalamAir.”
SalamAir, Oman’s fastest-growing value-for-money airline,has announced the launch of its newest destination- Delhi, India. Starting from July 2, 2024, SalamAir will operate twice-weekly flights to Delhi, with services on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
According to the release, Delhi, the capital of India, is a vibrant metropolis known for its rich history, diverse culture, and modern infrastructure. As a key economic and political hub, Delhi offers a unique blend of ancient monuments, such as the Red Fort and Humayun’s Tomb, and contemporary attractions, including shopping malls, markets, and a thriving culinary scene.
Introducing flights to Delhi marks another important milestone for SalamAir as it continue to expand its network to meet the growing demand for affordable and convenient travel options in the Sultanate. This new route is expected to augment connections between Oman and India further enhancing options for the expat community, leisure, and support convenience for business travel.
“We are thrilled to add Delhi to our growing list of destinations in India,” said Captain Ahmed Al Shidhani, Acting CEO of SalamAir. “Delhi is a city of great historical significance and economic vitality, making it an ideal addition to our network. We look forward to offering our passengers to and from the opportunity to explore this dynamic city, and we will remain committed to providing a high-quality travel experience at competitive prices.”
With the introduction of flights to Delhi, SalamAir reaffirms its commitment to connecting people and places, offering more choices and greater convenience to its valued customers.
Oman’s low-cost carrier, SalamAir, will stop its flight operations to India starting on Saturday, October 1.The decision to stop the service comes as a result of the restrictions imposed on the provision of aviation rights allocations to the Indian sectors.
SalamAir currently operates flights to four major cities in India – Jaipur, Lucknow, Calicut and Thiruvananthapuram – at affordable fares for expatriates living in Oman.
The LCC has also removed all bookings to Indian sectors from its website. Passengers were told they would “receive the refund for their bookings”, Times of Oman reported.
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