Oman Air reevaluates its destinations in Pakistan
Oman Air has decided to suspend its flight services to prominent
Pakistani cities, including Islamabad and Lahore, as part of a broader
initiative to redefine its destinations. Despite its reputation for a modern
fleet and quality services, the Muscat-based airline has made significant
adjustments, not only in Pakistan but also in other Asian regions like Colombo
and Chittagong.
In recent developments, Oman Air has added Sialkot as a new
destination, impacting a substantial number of passengers, especially South
Asians who frequently travel to the Middle East for employment. The airline,
known for its strategic approach, has reevaluated its flight frequencies and
destinations in countries such as Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh to
minimize losses and optimize overall revenue.
Oman's
SalamAir expanding presence in Pakistan
Specifically, the airline has reduced frequencies to certain
cities in India while expanding its capacity to Lucknow and the southern Indian
state of Kerala.
To cater to seasonal demands, Oman Air has introduced Trabzon for
the summer and included Malé and Zurich for the winter in its flight offerings.
These adjustments align with Oman Air's commitment to enhancing schedule
efficiency, with a keen focus on meeting the requirements of the Omani market
and facilitating key travel routes to and from Muscat. Flight timings for
popular destinations have been adapted accordingly.
PIA
starts weekly flights between Salalah and Sialkot
Emphasizing flexibility as a key strategy, Oman Air aims to adapt
to evolving market conditions and capitalize on opportunities for the benefit
of the country's economy and social objectives.
Source: MM News