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SalamAir launching first ever direct flights between Oman and Czech Republic
Oman’s SalamAir will fly twice a week to Prague starting from 4 November.
It becomes the first airline to operate direct scheduled flights between Oman and the Czech Republic.
SalamAir flights to Prague are scheduled every Friday from Muscat and every Wednesday from Salalah.
Prague’s historic cente features on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is considered one of the most historic cities in Europe.
Prague is SalamAir’s second destination in Europe.
Captain Mohamed Ahmed, CEO of SalamAir, said, “We are very excited to connect Oman with the Czech Republic. Prague represents a fantastic destination for travellers in terms of beauty and culture.”
“We are committed to opening every possible door to different markets, enabling travel, trade, and business while creating demand for new travellers.”
The journey between the city of Prague and Muscat will take about six hours and fifteen minutes.
Tickets for this route and other SalamAir flights can be purchased online at https://www.salamair.com
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