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Oman Air will increase its Muscat–Amsterdam service to daily flights from 1 December 2026, following strong demand since the route launched on 1 July 2025. The service marked the first direct air link between Oman and the Netherlands.

The expansion forms part of the airline’s Winter 2026/27 schedule, which also increases capacity across several European markets.

Oman Air will triple its capacity to Zurich by deploying widebody aircraft on up to five weekly flights. It will also increase frequencies to Paris, Frankfurt, Munich, Milan and Istanbul, with services reaching up to five flights per week.

The expanded schedule will strengthen Oman’s connections with key European markets and give travellers more flight options and flexibility. The additional capacity is also expected to support inbound tourism during Oman’s peak winter season.


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Oman Air boosts Amsterdam flights to daily
Oman Air boosts Amsterdam flights to daily Vytautas Kielaitis / Shutterstock.com

Oman Air will increase its Muscat–Amsterdam service to daily flights from 1 December 2026, following strong demand since the route launched on 1 July 2025. The service marked the first direct air link between Oman and the Netherlands.

The expansion forms part of the airline’s Winter 2026/27 schedule, which also increases capacity across several European markets.

Oman Air will triple its capacity to Zurich by deploying widebody aircraft on up to five weekly flights. It will also increase frequencies to Paris, Frankfurt, Munich, Milan and Istanbul, with services reaching up to five flights per week.

The expanded schedule will strengthen Oman’s connections with key European markets and give travellers more flight options and flexibility. The additional capacity is also expected to support inbound tourism during Oman’s peak winter season.


This story was selected and published by a human editor, with content adapted from original press material using AI tools. Spot an error? Report it here.

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