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SalamAir in a nutshell
Oman's first low-cost airline, SalamAir, was established in 2017 and is based at Muscat MCT Airport. It currently has 10 Airbus aircraft, six of which are A320 NEOs and four A321 NEOs.
SalamAir operates mainly within Southwest Asia and the Gulf, but also offers flights to European capitals such as Prague, Sarajevo and Istanbul, and in Southeast Asia to Bangkok, Phuket and Kuala Lumpur.
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I flew with SalamAir from Vienna to Muscat and then continued (on an Oman Air flight) to Bangkok. I must say that before the flight I was very apprehensive about this airline, as I don’t think I’ve ever seen worse reviews. However, I couldn’t resist the price of the tickets, which were incredibly cheap.
The journey went absolutely smoothly; check-in was quick, nobody checked hand luggage, and both the departure and arrival were on time. On board, we were given a meal box (it wasn’t much to write home about, but given that it’s a low-cost airline, it was a pleasant surprise).
The aircraft were an A321 Neo on the outbound leg and, I believe, an A320 on the return; they were in decent condition (better than the best-known EU low-cost carriers) and, overall, everything went smoothly.
So, if you come across affordable tickets from SalamAir and can accept their terms and conditions, I highly recommend this airline.