SalamAir has suspended flights to and from Iran, Beirut and Baku. Kuwait services resumed on 17 July 2026, but renewed US-Iran strikes may cause further changes.
Check SalamAir’s travel updates page and your Manage Booking record before going to the airport.
Which SalamAir Routes Are Affected?
SalamAir’s travel update lists suspensions for Iran, Baku and Beirut. Its Kuwait notice says flights resumed from 17 July 2026. These dates and routes can change at short notice.
| Route or destination | Current public status | What passengers should do |
|---|---|---|
| Iran | Suspended until 31 August 2026 | Use Manage Booking or contact SalamAir to review the options for your booking. |
| Baku, Azerbaijan | Suspended until 24 October 2026 | Check whether your booking has been cancelled or moved to another date. |
| Beirut, Lebanon | Suspended until further notice | Wait for SalamAir to contact you, or use Manage Booking and customer support. |
| Kuwait | SalamAir says flights resumed from 17 July 2026 | Confirm your booking before travel because schedules may change at short notice. |
EASA’s 14 July conflict-zone bulletin identifies high risk in Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar and UAE airspace, and over part of the Gulf of Oman managed from Muscat. It is valid until 29 July unless reviewed earlier.
Flights can therefore be rerouted or changed at short notice.
How to Check If Your SalamAir Flight Is Cancelled
The quickest answer is usually in your booking record. Check both Manage Booking and SalamAir’s travel update if departure is close.
- Use SalamAir Manage Booking: Log into Manage Booking with your booking reference and last name. Review any cancellation, delay or change shown against your booking.
- Check SalamAir travel updates: Review the airline’s travel updates page for route-level suspension notices. This is the primary public source for affected SalamAir routes.
- Check on Wego: Search your flight number on the Wego SalamAir page for a second check close to departure.
- Call SalamAir if travel is urgent: SalamAir says its contact centre is open 24/7 on 1210 inside Oman and +968 2427 2222 from abroad.
Your Cancellation Options
If SalamAir cancels your flight, the available options depend on the ticket, affected sector and any alternative you accept. Do not assume the same remedy applies to every booking.
Oman’s passenger regulation covers departures from Oman, domestic flights and some arrivals on Omani carriers. Other journeys may be subject to the departure country’s rules and the ticket terms.
| Option | What it means | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Refund | SalamAir’s Conditions of Carriage provide a refund for a cancellation under Article 10, subject to any alternative you accept. The amount depends on the unused part of the ticket. | Passengers who do not accept an available alternative. |
| Rebooking | For a cancellation covered by Oman’s regulation, the airline must offer available alternative flights. Review any date or route offered before accepting it. | Passengers who still need to travel. |
| Agency support | SalamAir tells passengers who booked through an agent to contact that agency for help. | Passengers whose ticket was not bought directly from SalamAir. |
Do not voluntarily cancel before checking whether SalamAir has already cancelled or changed the flight. Voluntary cancellations can follow different fare rules.
How to Get a Refund or Rebook from SalamAir
Start with Manage Booking or the seller that issued your ticket. Keep the cancellation notice, booking reference and receipts.
- Open Manage Booking: Visit SalamAir’s Manage Booking portal or the SalamAir app. Enter your booking reference and last name.
- Save the notice: Keep any message confirming that SalamAir cancelled, suspended, delayed or retimed the flight.
- Review the offer: Check the new flight or refund amount before accepting. The choice can affect what remains payable.
- Contact the original seller: If a travel agent issued the ticket, ask that agent to handle the change or refund.
- Follow up in writing: Use [email protected] or SalamAir’s feedback form if the booking channel does not resolve the case.
For journeys covered by Oman’s regulation, a refund or compensation must be paid within 14 business days after the airline acknowledges the passenger’s right.
SalamAir Contact Information
Use the main contact centre for urgent bookings and written channels for refund or complaint records.
| Channel | Detail |
|---|---|
| Phone inside Oman | 1210 |
| Phone outside Oman | +968 2427 2222 |
| [email protected] | |
| Manage Booking | booking.salamair.com |
| Travel updates | salamair.com/en/travel-updates |
| Feedback and complaints | SalamAir feedback form |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which SalamAir flights are currently suspended?
SalamAir lists Iran, Baku and Beirut. Iran is suspended until 31 August 2026, Baku until 24 October 2026, and Beirut until further notice. Kuwait services resumed from 17 July.
Can I get a refund if SalamAir cancels my flight?
SalamAir’s Conditions of Carriage say a cancellation can qualify for a refund under Article 10. The amount depends on unused travel, any alternative accepted and the rules covering your journey.
How long should a SalamAir refund take?
Oman’s regulation sets a 14-business-day limit for covered refunds or compensation. The period starts when the airline acknowledges your right, so keep the acknowledgement email or case number.
What does SalamAir say about Kuwait flights?
SalamAir says Kuwait services resumed from 17 July 2026. Regional attacks and airspace risks continued on 20 July, so confirm your booking before travel.
Will travel insurance cover a SalamAir cancellation during the renewed strikes?
It depends on your policy and when you bought it. Conflict-related cancellations may be excluded. Contact the airline first, then ask your insurer before paying for replacement travel.
Sources
- SalamAir – Travel Updates
- SalamAir – 24/7 Contact Center
- SalamAir – Conditions of Carriage
- EASA – Airspace of the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman CZIB-2026-07
- Oman Civil Aviation Authority – Passenger Rights Protection Regulation Decision 757/2024
- Associated Press – US bombing of Iran expands as Tehran lashes out
- Association of British Insurers – Travel insurance FAQs for the Middle East conflict
Disclaimer: Wego strives to ensure all information presented in this article is accurate and up to date at the time of publication. Travel policies, prices, visa requirements, and conditions can change rapidly. We strongly recommend verifying critical details with official sources before making travel decisions. Wego does not accept liability for any inaccuracies, oversights, or changes that may occur after publication.

