SalamAir Appoints Yaqoob Al Kiyumi As CEO
SalamAir Appoints Yaqoob Al Kiyumi As CEO marks a pivotal leadership transition poised to shape the airline’s next phase.
SalamAir Appoints Yaqoob Al Kiyumi As CEO marks a pivotal leadership transition poised to shape the airline’s next phase.
SalamAir is set to strengthen its fleet with the upcoming delivery of a new Airbus A321neo, continuing its growth strategy as Oman’s low-cost carrier. The aircraft, carrying manufacturer serial number (MSN) 12640 and registered as A4O-OXI, is configured with two classes: 4 business seats and 208 economy seats. It is powered by a pair of CFM International LEAP-1A33 engines, offering fuel efficiency…
SalamAir, the low-cost carrier based in Oman, has announced that its next Airbus A321neo, with serial number 12631, will be delivered in July 2025. This aircraft, powered by LEAP-1A engines, will increase the airline’s total fleet to 15 aircraft. In addition, the airline expects delivery of three more Airbus A320neos in early 2026, marking another phase of its fleet expansion strategy.
SalamAir, the low-cost carrier based in Oman, is set to continue its strategic fleet expansion with the upcoming delivery of its 15th aircraft in June 2025—an Airbus A321 acquired on lease from SMBC Aviation Capital (Ireland). A second A321 is also scheduled to arrive in July, further strengthening the airline’s mid-capacity aircraft portfolio.
SalamAir (Oman) has announced the appointment of Steven Allen as its new Chief Commercial Officer (CCO). Allen will lead the airline’s commercial division, focusing on network expansion, revenue optimization, and strategic partnerships.
SalamAir (Oman) has agreed with Embraer to postpone the delivery of six E195-E2 aircraft, citing operational challenges related to engine performance in hot and dusty environments. The aircraft were initially scheduled for delivery in 2024, but the airline has decided to defer them until a later date.
SalamAir is taking steps to expand its fleet, formally requesting 10 Airbus A320 aircraft from multiple leasing companies. This initiative is a key part of the airline’s strategic growth plan for the next five years, aimed at increasing capacity and meeting rising passenger demand.