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The last international flight to depart from the old terminal was an Oman Air flight to Zurich, Switzerland, while another Oman Air flight bound for Salalah became the last domestic flight. [8] The old facility was planned to be redeveloped into a low-cost carrier terminal, [ 10 ] but was instead turned into a field hospital and COVID-19 ...
Airport name IATA City served ICAO Civil airports Adam Airport: AOM Adam: OOAD Butabul Airport: Butabul: OOBB Buraimi Airport: RMB Buraimi: OOBR Dibba Airport: BYB Dibba Al-Baya: Duqm International Airport: DQM Duqm: OODQ Ja'Aluni Airport: JNJ Duqm: OOJA Fahud Airport: FAU Fahud: OOFD Qarn Alam Airport: RNM Qarn Alam: OOGB Haima Airport: Haima ...
The international airport will also feature a 65,000 sqm passenger terminal building with car parking for up to 3,000 vehicles and a 57-meter high ATC Tower. [8] [11] Design of the airport takes into account future development projects and allows expansion to cater for up to six million passengers per year, if required. [13]
Sohar International Airport (IATA: OHS, ICAO: OOSH) is an international airport situated in the wilayat of Sohar in Al Batinah Region of Oman. Sohar is a coastal city on the Gulf of Oman. The airport is 7 kilometres (4 mi) inland. The runway length does not include 120 metres (390 ft) displaced thresholds on both ends.
Indira Gandhi International Airport [2] Goa: Dabolim Airport: Terminated [2] [6] [7] Manohar International Airport [2] [6] [7] Hyderabad: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport [2] Jaipur: Jaipur International Airport: Terminated [2] Kochi: Cochin International Airport [2] Kolkata: Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport: Terminated ...
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Duqm Airport kicked off its operations on July 23, 2014, to serve passengers between Duqm and Muscat through a temporary building. [4] On September 17, 2018, the passenger terminal, which can accommodate 500,000 passengers annually, started its operations with an area of 8,660 sq. ft. and passenger terminal with two jet bridges.
It initially served Dubai World Central but the service has switched to Dubai International Airport in October 2017. [10] Since opening, Salam Air has rapidly grown their route network and now fly to over 32 destinations in the Middle East, Asia and Europe.