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Muscat Airport News: Oman Air, the National Carrier of The Sultanate of Oman has introduced wide-body A330 aircraft on their daily London Heathrow services on May 1st. From 17th May the carrier adds a second A330 to their fleet and this will operate their Bangkok ... The Middle East and Far East get closer with Emirates 22/04/2009 Emirates Airline is bridging the Middle East and Far East - two regions that continue to record healthy growth rates - with its announcement of double-daily services from Dubai to Kuala Lumpur and introduction of three additional weekly flights from ... Oman Air Announces New Destinations 23/03/2009 Oman Air, the national carrier of the Sultanate of Oman will fly to four more destinations in Europe and Asia in 2009. Mr. Peter Hill, Oman Air?s Chief Executive Officer said ?August marks the commencement of our wide body fleet acquisition plan ... Muscat International Airport to undergo major renovation 19/03/2009 Work has now commenced on upgrading and expanding Muscat International Airport which when finished in 2011 will see the Sultanate of Oman?s principal air gateway able to accommodate more than 12 million annual visitor arrivals. Plans for the ... Qatar announces it will fly non-stop to both Sydney and Melbourne 12/03/2009 After much speculation as to what Qatar Airways would do with its air rights to Australia, the Doha-based carrier yesterday announced it would fly to both Sydney and Melbourne. Announced at a briefing at ITB Berlin, Qatar says the new services will ... | |
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Gulf Air Launched in 1950, and then known as the Gulf Aviation Company, Gulf Air is the national carrier of Oman and is owned by the kingdom of Bahrain and the Sultanate of Oman. Starting as just a small service that flew in commuters to the oil-fields, it now holds a fleet of 34 planes with 46 destinations in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe and the Middle East. Though the carrier itself may not fly to that many destinations the company currently holds 15 codeshare agreements with other carriers, which sees its reach then extend to 775 destinations worldwide. More... |
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 The Treasure Box  At this boutique hotel, Omani hospitality mixes with European standards and management. Located in a quiet residential area of Al Ghubra, the hotel is walking distance from the Grand Mosque. It is a 10-minute drive to Muscat International Airport as well as the business districts of Al Khuwayr and Qurm. Our business and leisure hotel offers a large variety of generous suites and penthouses. All suites are equipped with high-speed internet and flat screen TVs. |
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| Gulf Air was the first Arab airline to fly
into Australia with the start of their 1990 inclusion of Sydney into their
network. Adding Melbourne in 1992 saw Gulf Air again as the first Arab
Airline to fly into Melbourne. And an ‘Open Skies’ agreement was signed in
2006 between Gulf Air and the Thai government giving Gulf Air unlimited
access to Thai airspace.
Gulf Air introduced Airbeds into the First and Business Class cabins in the all Airbus A330, and some A340 planes, after refurbishment in 2005 and 2006. The Airbed system not only sees convertible seats with removable armrests, but also quality duvets and pillows installed into the cabins. First Class sees seat pitch at 80°, Business Class at 63°, with economy at 32/34°. With the introduction of the world first Sky Nanny program in 2005, Gulf Air started to offer an innovative new service that was awarded ‘Best New Product’ at the 2004 Gulf Marketing Review Marketing Effectiveness Awards. The program sees the introduction of a free service dedicated to young travellers, with every Gulf Air Nanny trained by Norland College in childcare training and eduction. First Class flying is as extravagant as ever, with the cabin passengers being served by their very own Sky Chef, all with experience at some of the world’s best hotels. The 100 strong Sky Chef team will tempt travellers with appetisers, cheeses, mains and of course, desserts. It’s not just the flight that is sure to impress, but the airport lounges for First and Business Class travellers are nothing to sniff at. With a recent refurbishment at Muscat and Dubai, both Seeb and Dubai boast business facilities, shower cubicles and a buffet of hot and cold meals and drinks. The service offered by Gulf Air has won many awards. SkyTrax, recognised by some as the industry’s most prestigious awards, recognised Gulf Air as the ‘World’s Best Onboard Catering’ for First Class in both 2004 and 2005, and in 2005 also took the Catering in Business Class as well. Their Frequent Flyer programme won a Freddie Award for ‘World’s Leading Frequent Guest and Flyer’. And the upgraded airport lounges also won ‘Best Business Class Lounge in the Middle East’ in the MENA Travel awards. |
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