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SalamAir announces new flights to Delhi
Oman budget carrier SalamAir has announced its latest new route to Delhi, India.
Starting from July 2, 2024, SalamAir will operate twice-weekly flights to Delhi, with services on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
“We are thrilled to add Delhi flights to our growing list of destinations in India,” said Captain Ahmed Al Shidhani, Acting CEO of SalamAir.
“Delhi is a city of great historical significance and economic vitality, making it an ideal addition to our network.”
Delhi flights depart from the airline’s Muscat air hub.
It follows the recent announcement of new SalamAir flights linking Muscat with Cairo Sphinx International Airport.
This new route operates every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from June 15.
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