Flights to Dubai, Doha, Bahrain, and other destinations suspended due to airspace closures.
Dubai: Oman’s national carrier has announced that flights to several destinations will remain suspended until March 31, as ongoing regional airspace closures continue to disrupt operations.
Oman Air stated on Monday that while most of its network is operating normally, some routes are still temporarily affected.
“Oman Air flights continue to operate as usual, with additional services across our network. However, due to ongoing regional airspace closures, certain routes remain temporarily impacted,” the airline said.
As part of the disruption, Oman Air confirmed that flights to and from the following destinations are cancelled until March 31: Amman (AMM), Dubai (DXB), Bahrain (BAH), Doha (DOH), Dammam (DMM), Kuwait City (KWI), Copenhagen (CPH), Baghdad (BGW), and Khasab (KHS).
Travellers affected by the cancellations have been advised to manage their bookings through the airline’s digital channels.
“We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding,” the airline said.
Airlines across the region have been adjusting schedules and routes as ongoing airspace closures continue to affect flight operations, forcing carriers to cancel or reroute services while closely monitoring safety conditions.
Earlier today, operations at Dubai Airport were temporarily suspended following a drone attack. Dubai’s flag carrier, Emirates, announced flight suspensions shortly after, but services began gradually resuming by 10 am.
