Oman is strengthening its aviation logistics network with the launch of five new international routes, enhancing cargo connectivity across Asia and the Middle East while supporting faster and more efficient supply chain operations.
The new services include connections from Muscat to Singapore, Tashkent, Sochi, and Abu Dhabi, along with a new Salalah–Dubai route. The expanded network is expected to improve the movement of time-sensitive, high-value, and perishable goods, providing businesses with greater access to regional and global markets.
The Muscat–Tashkent route will operate twice weekly, supporting growing trade in perishables and other priority cargo, while the Muscat–Singapore service will operate four times a week, strengthening links to one of Asia’s leading air cargo hubs.
The network expansion reinforces Oman’s role as a regional logistics gateway, improving supply chain resilience, expanding trade connectivity, and creating new opportunities for exporters and importers across key international markets.
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