Oman Airports Remain Fully Operational Amid Regional Disruptions

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Oman Airports announced on its social media channels that Muscat International Airport, Salalah Airport, and Sohar Airport remain fully operational and open for business despite the current regional disruptions.

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The country emphasised that Oman is among the few countries in the region where airports continue to operate 24 hours a day without slot restrictions.

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Oman Airports said it is well positioned to support airlines that require operational flexibility, additional capacity, or temporary adjustments to their networks.

The company also noted that, amid ongoing disruptions to regional air travel, Oman could act as an alternative gateway to the Gulf, offering onwards land transport connections to several GCC destinations.

The company noted that the slots are coordinated through Airport Coordination Limited (ACL), and airlines wishing to operate flights to Muscat, Salalah, or Sohar are invited to submit their slot requests through the standard ACL process.

For new airlines considering launching services to Oman, Oman Airports stated that it will work closely with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to facilitate and accelerate regulatory approvals whenever possible.

Oman Airports added that its commercial and operations teams are ready to assist airlines during this period and are open to discussing any operational needs or potential opportunities.

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