SalamAir launches its first-ever direct flights between Muscat and Vienna on 24 June 2026 — the first non-stop link between Oman and Austria.
The low-cost carrier will fly the route three times a week, with fares starting from OMR 69.
What’s Launching and When
SalamAir will begin non-stop service between Muscat and Vienna on 24 June 2026, opening the first direct air corridor between the two countries.
The Omani carrier originally filed for a 15 June start with two weekly flights, then revised the launch to 24 June with three weekly flights, according to schedule data from AeroRoutes.
Flights operate three times a week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, using an Airbus A321neo. The journey takes roughly six to seven hours, depending on direction.
Schedule, Times, and Fares
Here is the full timetable for the route, based on SalamAir’s filed schedule:
| Flight | Route | Departs | Arrives | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OV811 | Muscat (MCT) → Vienna (VIE) | 08:35 | 13:30 | Mon, Wed, Fri |
| OV812 | Vienna (VIE) → Muscat (MCT) | 14:30 | 22:30 | Mon, Wed, Fri |
Fares start from OMR 69 one-way. As a low-cost carrier, SalamAir prices cabin bags, checked baggage and meals as add-ons, so check what your fare includes before booking.
Onward Connections Through Muscat
The route is built around Muscat as a connecting hub. From Vienna, travellers can link onward to SalamAir’s network across Asia and the Middle East.
Connecting destinations via Muscat include:
SalamAir’s Chief Commercial Officer, Steven Allen, said the move “reflects our focused approach to network growth in Europe,” calling Austria “a growing market for both inbound and outbound travel.”
Vienna becomes the latest addition to SalamAir’s expanding European map, giving Gulf and South Asian travellers a budget gateway into Central Europe.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do the Muscat–Vienna flights start?
The first direct flight departs on 24 June 2026. SalamAir originally planned a 15 June start but pushed it back and added a third weekly frequency.
How often do the flights operate?
Three times a week — every Monday, Wednesday and Friday — on an Airbus A321neo, with flight times of about six to seven hours.
How much do tickets cost?
One-way fares start from OMR 69. As a low-cost carrier, SalamAir charges separately for baggage, seat selection and meals.
Where can I book?
Tickets are on sale now through SalamAir’s website and mobile app.
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