Oman Airports' has welcomed new Kish Airlines to Muscat International Airport, offering one direct weekly services between Kish Islands and Muscat/Muscat to Kish Islands using a Fokker 100 aircraft.
Oman Airports celebrated the first landing of Kish Airlines at Muscat International Airport on Saturday; celebrating this historical day with route development representative from the commercial department at OAMC, along with Kish Airline representatives.
Kish Airlines operates from Kish Island, Iran and operates international, domestic and charter services as a scheduled carrier. Its main base is Mehrabad International Airport, Tehran. The Airline Company has three Fokker 100s, five Mcdonnel Douglas MD-82s, and four mcdonnel Douglas MD-83s. Kish Airlines does operate to several destinations to which includes Azerbaijan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and now the Sultanate of Oman- Muscat.
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