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Khareef Rush Packed Muscat-Salalah Flights to the Max
Travelers flocked to the skies as the khareef season brought a tidal wave of demand for flights between Muscat and Salalah. Airlines scrambled to keep up, with ticket counters buzzing and planes packed to the brim.
Airlines doubled flights to meet soaring demand
SalamAir ramped up its schedule, boosting daily flights from four to eight to handle the rush. The airline saw a jaw-dropping surge, carrying 4,000 passengers every day at the peak of the season. Salalah became the must-visit destination, and seats filled up faster than you could say ‘khareef’.
Occupancy rates soared past expectations
Planes didn’t just fill up—they overflowed! On some days, occupancy rates shot past 125%, with every seat taken and then some. Travelers squeezed in for a chance to experience the lush, misty landscapes of Salalah, turning every flight into a mini adventure.
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The khareef season transformed air travel into a hot ticket, with families, tourists, and adventure-seekers all eager to catch a glimpse of Salalah’s green magic. Airlines responded with extra flights and creative solutions, making sure no one missed out on the seasonal spectacle. The skies between Muscat and Salalah buzzed with excitement, proving that when khareef calls, Omanis answer in style.
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