Oman Air Cargo has announced the launch of four weekly flights from Muscat to Singapore, targeting specialised cargo demand on the route including the import of high-tech consumer goods, alongside export capacity for perishable goods from Oman.

Commencing in July 2026 and operating a Boeing 737 MAX, the new route will leverage Singapore’s role as a global trading hub, providing access to onward connections across the Asia-Pacific region and supporting growing demand on east-west trade lanes.

Michael Duggan, head of cargo at Oman Air, said: “As we expand our Asia-Pacific network, our new Singapore service will provide access to one of the world’s most important cargo gateways.

“This new service strengthens Muscat’s position as a key connector between the Middle East and Southeast Asia, while also providing key connections further afield and new opportunities for shippers moving high-value and time-sensitive goods.”

The service will also increase capacity for cargo moving from Europe, with a focus on perishables, such as flowers from Amsterdam, alongside automotive parts and fashion goods.

This follows Oman Air Cargo’s recent appointment of five new General Sales Agents (GSAs) and the opening of two new offline routes to Australia and Japan.

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