Oman Air (Muscat) according to Reuters, is adding 20 additional Boeing 737 aircraft as part of an expansion plan that will double its fleet to 70 planes by 2020, quoting CEO Paul Gregorowitsch.
The increase includes current 737s, delivered from 2017, as well as new 737 MAX aircraft that will be delivered starting in 2019. 10 aircraft will be sourced directly from Boeing and the others from leasing companies.
Oman Air currently operates two Boeing 737-700s and 15 Boeing 737-800s.
Copyright Photo: Paul Denton/AirlinersGallery.com. Boeing 737-81M A40-BD (msn 35287) prepares to land in Dubai.
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