SalamAir takes off to new Saudi destination
Oman LCC SalamAir has inaugurated its new direct service to Abha in Saudi Arabia.
The new route forms part of SalamAir’s ongoing expansion of its regional destination network.
The inaugural flight departed from Muscat International Airport in the presence of airline and airport officials along with invited dignitaries.
Abha is the gateway to the Asir Region, one of Saudi Arabia’s leading tourism destinations, known for its natural landscapes and rich culture.
The new direct service is expected to further stimulate tourism movement between Oman and Asir, particularly during major tourism events.
Steven Allen, Chief Commercial Officer of SalamAir, said: “We are delighted to commence year-round scheduled flights to Abha, reinforcing our commitment to enhancing seamless mobility across the GCC.”
“This new connection strengthens economic, social, and cultural ties between Oman and Saudi Arabia.”
Hatem Al Harbi, CEO of the Tourism Destinations Sector at the Asir Region Development Authority, added: “We are delighted to welcome SalamAir. This route showcases the diversity of Asir’s nature and cultural heritage, while playing an important role in highlighting the region’s evolving tourism offerings.”
SalamAir will operate four weekly flights between Muscat and Abha, offering passengers flexible travel options including onward connections to the airline’s expanding network across India, the Gulf region, and Salalah via its main hub in Muscat.
Abha is SalamAir’s fifth destination in Saudi Arabia.
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