Oman Air recorded strong commercial performance in 2025. In 2025, the company carried 5.8 million passengers, an 8% increase compared to 2024 and a 57% increase compared to 2022, significantly outpacing the overall market growth.
Of this, 64% were point-to-point (travelers flying directly to Oman), and this segment recorded an unprecedented increase of 34% year-on-year.
Reflecting stronger supply capacity and more disciplined network and revenue management, the company’s supply capacity also experienced strong growth, increasing by 6% year-on-year from 76% in 2024 to 82% in 2025 (up 26% from 2022).
During the year, Oman Air also expanded and strengthened its network through the opening of several new routes, increased frequencies and codeshare partnerships.
Joining the Oneworld Alliance in mid-2025 instantly expanded the company’s global footprint to 900 cities, significantly strengthening Oman’s global connectivity and bilateral ties with the introduction of direct flights to Amsterdam, Taif, Singapore, Baghdad and Copenhagen.
Kon Korfiatis, CEO of Oman Air, said: “These results highlight the tangible progress made through Oman Air’s transformation strategy of commercial optimisation, smarter deployment of resources and greater focus on customer experience. , shows that we are not only attracting more passengers, but also generating long-term benefits for both the airline and Oman by generating higher quality revenue and building a more agile, customer-focused and financially resilient business that reflects our pride and ambition.” And the possibility of Oman. ”
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Oman Air continued to serve the domestic market and significantly increased its capacity to Salalah in 2025, offering 17% more available seats compared to 2024 and 19% more compared to 2022.
In 2025, the company saw a 19% increase in passenger numbers to Salalah compared to 2024 and a 36% increase compared to 2022.
The company also introduced the first direct charter service between Moscow and Salalah, with plans to expand to other Russian cities during 2026 and to further European markets from 2027.
Together, these efforts are expected to attract up to 580,000 new passengers to Salalah by 2030 and generate more than OMR 320 million in tourism revenue.
Meanwhile, Oman Air continues to prioritize affordability and access to the domestic market, maintaining capped and fixed fares for Omani nationals between Muscat and Salalah throughout the year, including lower prices during peak kharif season and additional capacity during periods of high demand.
Oman Air’s transformation program, which began in 2023, spans the entire business with the overarching goal of achieving financial break-even, which the airline plans to achieve in record time, with an equal focus on improving efficiency and service quality in line with global standards.
As the program continues, Oman Air remains focused on sustaining performance improvements, enhancing the end-to-end customer journey and delivering long-term value to passengers, partners and stakeholders.
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