
Oman Air
About the airline
Oman Air is the flag carrier of Oman, operating from its hub at Muscat International Airport. The airline connects the Middle East and beyond with a modern fleet, serving 47 destinations across passenger routes.
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Oman Air (IATA: WY, ICAO: OMA) is the national airline of Oman, established in 1981 with operations commencing in 1993. Based at Muscat International Airport, it serves as the country's primary international carrier and a gateway to the Arabian Peninsula and wider network.
The airline operates a fleet of 33 aircraft across four main aircraft families: the Airbus A330 for long-haul routes, Boeing 787 for extended international services, Boeing 737 for regional flights, and Embraer E-175 for shorter sectors. This mix enables Oman Air to serve 47 destinations efficiently across different route distances and passenger volumes.
Oman Air is a member of the Oneworld alliance, providing passengers with access to a global network of partner airlines and reciprocal benefits. This membership enhances connectivity for transit passengers and frequent flyers traveling beyond Oman Air's own network.