(MENAFN) Salam Air, a budget carrier in Oman, was revealed to be considering a plan to place an order for as much as a dozen Airbus narrowbodies.
Oman's carrier is studying the plan as part of efforts to expand the size of its network to a triple before a possible public listing occurs.
CEO of Salam Air Mohamed Ahmed unveiled the carrier to be assessing the longer-range A321 jets and the smaller A220s.
Ahmed stated: "there's advantage to sticking to one plane type that fits all, but if business plans proves that having smaller capacity or longer range would bring additional revenue then of course we'd look at it."
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