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Oman’s Salam Air to Expand Sarajevo Service

Published: January 5, 2026
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Omani low cost carrier Salam Air will increase operations on its seasonal Muscat – Sarajevo service during the upcoming 2026 summer season.

The airline will restore flights between the two capitals on June 15, over two weeks earlier than last year when operations began on July 2.

Furthermore, the carrier will increase frequencies from two to three per week throughout the duration of the season.

The additional rotation will be added on Mondays, complementing the Wednesday and Saturday service. All flights will operate with the 212-seat Airbus A321neo aircraft.

The season will conclude on September 9, compared to August 30 in 2025, Ex Yu Avition news writes.

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