Dubai: Oman Air, which is in the process of expanding its international operations, sees strong growth in its Indian sectors.
The national carrier of Oman, earlier this year, launched its eighth destination in India, Jaipur, and became the first foreign airline to operate flights to this tourist city.
"India is an important destination for Oman Air, and one of its most profitable sectors," a senior airline official said.
On May 3, Oman Air inaugurated its flights to Lucknow. At present, Oman Air operates direct flights to destinations such as Mumbai, New Delhi, Kochi, Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, Chennai, Lucknow, and Jaipur.
Oman Air recently celebrated its sixth anniversary of operations to Kochi.
09/10/07 Press Trust Of India/Hindustan Times
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