Oman Air will increase its flights to the cities of Zurich, Frankfurt, Paris, Munich, Milan, and Istanbul as part of its winter schedule for 2026/27 starting October 25. This decision provides passengers with more opportunities for travel and improves connectivity to Europe.
Increase in Flight Capacity
The capacity of Oman Air's flights to Zurich will triple compared to the summer season, utilizing larger aircraft to offer up to five flights per week. Additionally, the number of flights to Frankfurt, Paris, Munich, Milan, and Istanbul will also increase to a maximum of five flights per week.
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Strengthening Relations with Russia and Expanding the Winter Schedule
Oman Air will increase its flights to Moscow from four weekly flights in the summer to a maximum of eight weekly flights during the winter season, helping to strengthen connections between Oman and Russia. The expanded winter schedule includes various destinations in the Gulf Cooperation Council, Europe, Russia, and the Far East, and will also aid in expanding collaboration with other airlines.
This season is considered the first complete winter schedule for several destinations that were introduced last year as part of Oman Air's network expansion strategy. Flights to Singapore will operate four times weekly, while flights to Tashkent and Sochi will continue twice and once a week, respectively.
To meet strong demand on busy routes, Oman Air will introduce selective wide-body services to Mumbai and Dhaka weekly to increase capacity and provide more comfort with its Boeing 787 fleet.
Domestic connections will also be strengthened, with flights between Muscat and Khasab increasing to a maximum of four times a week. Services between Muscat and Salalah will continue daily up to five times during the winter season.
Oman Air's winter schedule will be complemented by an expanded network of codeshare partnerships. Through expanded agreements with Lufthansa and Swiss, passengers can connect to Edinburgh, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk, Bergen, and Billund via Frankfurt, to Edinburgh and Wrocław via Munich, and to Gothenburg and Oslo via Zurich.
The expanded codeshare partnership with Malaysia Airlines will also provide more travel options across Greater China, adding the cities of Shanghai, Beijing Daxing, and Guangzhou to the network.
Members of the loyalty programs of both companies will benefit from oneworld recognition, which includes tier benefits and services throughout their travels.
Oman Air's winter schedule for 2026/27 will commence on October 25, and ticket reservations will be available through the company's website and mobile app.
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