Dhaka: SalamAir, Oman’s low-cost carrier, has marked its ninth anniversary, highlighting steady growth, expanding connectivity, and continued alignment with the Sultanate’s Vision 2040 objectives.

In 2025, the airline operated more than 22,000 flights and carried over 3.4 million passengers, expanding its network to more than 44 domestic, regional, and international destinations. SalamAir currently operates a fleet of 15 aircraft, supporting its growing operational footprint and long-term expansion plans.

Looking ahead, SalamAir has outlined clear growth plans for 2026, including the addition of three new aircraft scheduled for delivery in May, June, and September. The fleet expansion is expected to support increased capacity and improved network optimization.

The airline has also continued to diversify its route network, recently launching services to Port Sudan, Damascus, Vienna, and Medan, with additional destinations set to be announced later in 2026. The strategy focuses on markets with strong passenger demand and balanced competitive conditions.

Commenting on the milestone, Chief Executive Officer Adrian Hamilton-Manns said the anniversary reflects the airline’s commercial strength and the dedication of its team, while reaffirming SalamAir’s commitment to value-driven growth, customer-focused innovation, and strengthening its position as a leading low-cost carrier in the region.

As it enters its tenth year of operations, SalamAir said, it remains confident in its business strategy, fleet plan, and operational resilience, positioning the airline to navigate future challenges while continuing to support connectivity and economic development in Oman.