Oman Air has obtained an official license to operate scheduled flights to 4 new destinations, following the approval of the Civil Aviation Authority, as part of expanding its network of operations and strengthening air connectivity with a number of regional and international destinations.
According to the approvals issued, the new flights include a direct route between Muscat and Baghdad from December 16, 2025, as well as a route between Muscat and Copenhagen with a stop in Baghdad from the same date, according to a post on the Omani Civil Aviation Authority's account on X.
The authority also approved scheduled flights on a route linking Salalah with Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport, starting December 26, 2025, in addition to flights between Muscat and Taif in Saudi Arabia, starting January 31, 2026.
These approvals are part of the Civil Aviation Authority's efforts to regulate air transport and support the expansion of national airlines, helping to strengthen air connectivity, expand travel options and support tourism and trade between the Sultanate of Oman and various regional and international markets.
To view the post on the Omani Civil Aviation Authority's account on X, click here.
