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Salalah to welcome Oman Air's first Dreamliner

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Salalah to welcome Oman Air's first Dreamliner - Airlines publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Oman

Oman Air is to receive its first state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner in October.

The B787 will fly from the Omani capital of Muscat to the southern city of Salalah following its delivery to Oman Air. 

The flight will be hosted by members of Oman Air’s senior management team, and will carry VIPs, high-ranking government officials, dignitaries from public and private sector organisations, and media representatives. During the one-and-a-half-hour flight each guest will be amongst the first to enjoy Oman Air’s = Dreamliner passenger experience, prior to the aircraft entering scheduled service. 

The Dreamliner will enter service on routes from Muscat to Europe and Saudi Arabia. 

Abdulrahaman Al-Busaidy, chief operating officer of Oman Air, said: “Oman Air’s first Dreamliner taking to the skies and landing in Salalah will mark a momentous occasion in the airline history of Oman. We are immensely proud to be introducing the Dreamliner to our fleet. We are also honoured to have the opportunity to showcase the aircraft to the people of Oman in advance of it entering scheduled service. 

“We look forward to surprising and delighting our customers when Oman Air’s first Dreamliner enters scheduled service on 25th October.” 

Chief operating officer of Oman Air, Abdulrahaman Al-Busaidy, added: “Once this excellent new aircraft starts to operate on routes to Europe and Saudi Arabia, it will provide the perfect environment in which to enjoy Oman Air’s unique hospitality, award-winning service and newly-designed, stylish interiors.”

 





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