Middle East

Flying to and from Oman

Oman has 2 airports in our coverage, led by Muscat (MCT) with 77 nonstop destinations. Between them they reach 38 other countries nonstop and 2 domestic airports. The most connected are India (14 airports) and Pakistan (5).

Airports in Oman, with international routes from MCT.

Airports in Oman

  • MCTMuscatMuscat · warm all year77 destinations
  • SLLSalalahSalalah10 destinations

Where Oman connects nonstop

India 14 · Pakistan 5 · Saudi Arabia 5 · Iran 4 · United Arab Emirates 3 · Turkey 3 · Egypt 2 · Tanzania 2 · Bangladesh 2 · Iraq 2 · Italy 2 · Russia 2 · Thailand 2 · Indonesia 2 · Germany 2 · Qatar 1 · China 1 · Ethiopia 1 · Bahrain 1 · Jordan 1 · Netherlands 1 · France 1 · Malaysia 1 · Kuwait 1 · United Kingdom 1 · Philippines 1 · Singapore 1 · Uzbekistan 1 · Switzerland 1 · Kazakhstan 1 · Lebanon 1 · Sri Lanka 1 · Syria 1 · Rwanda 1 · Kenya 1 · Sudan 1 · Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 · Austria 1

Airlines with the most routes in Oman

Based in Oman: Oman Air, SalamAir.

Busiest routes from Oman

RouteNonstop airlinesFlights a weekCheapest fare found
Muscat to Bahrain MCT–BAHGulf Air, Oman Air, SalamAir10$100
Muscat to Kochi MCT–COKAir India Express, IndiGo, Oman Air8$124
Muscat to Chennai MCT–MAAIndiGo, Oman Air, SalamAir3$105

Flights a week each way, all airlines, from tracked flights over the last 28 days. Fares are the cheapest one-way found for the coming months.

Flying in Oman: frequently asked questions

What is the main airport in Oman?

Muscat (MCT) in Muscat, with 77 nonstop destinations. Oman has 2 airports with scheduled flights in our coverage.

How many countries can you fly to nonstop from Oman?

38, most of all India (14 airports), Pakistan (5 airports) and Saudi Arabia (5 airports).

Which airlines fly the most routes in Oman?

Oman Air (49 routes), SalamAir (48 routes) and Air India Express (10 routes).

What is the busiest route from Oman?

Muscat to Bahrain (MCT–BAH), with about 10 flights a week each way in the last 28 days of tracked flights.

Counts come from airport destination tables (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA) matched on Wikidata; charter flights excluded. How we source routes.