Oman’s Salam Air will launch flights to Georgia in June 2018
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Salam Air, a low-cost airline from Oman, is entering the Georgian market, scheduling the first flights to Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi for June 15, 2018.
The flights on the route Muscat-Tbilisi-Muscat will link the two capital cities three times a week - on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, announced the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency.
The flights will be performed during the summer aviation season, until October 27, 2018.
In order to make Salam Air interested in the Georgian market, Georgian Ambassador to Oman, Giorgi Janjghava, has been negotiating with executive directors of Salam Air and Oman Air which is the national airline of Oman.
The negotiations were completed successfully in 2017 and from June 2018 Salam Air will launch flights to Georgia.
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