Oman air has restated its commitment to sustainable social development and has pledged to continue promoting initiatives, which aim to develop and support people with special needs.
The Ministry of Social Development (MOSD) makes the support of these citizens a major priority and it works to meet their needs on a daily basis.
Oman Air’s chief executive officer, Engineer Abdulaziz Al Raisi, said: “As the national carrier of Oman, Oman Air is proud to be working closely with the MoSD to improve the life of the citizens of our nation. At Oman Air, we have expanded the range of our community initiatives to support eligible individuals to reach their full potential and achieve a rewarding and balanced life. Oman Air supports a wide range of educational, cultural and sporting schemes which not only help to improve the lives of individuals, but also make an important contribution to the economic and social wellbeing of the sultanate.”
Oman Air’s support for the work of the Ministry of Social Development stems from its endeavours to support the community to deliver a positive, long-term impact within the less advantaged communities, and create a cooperative, united society in which all citizens are enabled to achieve their full potential.
In pursuing this essential aspect of Oman Air’s mission, the airline has developed a genuine strong partnership with the Ministry of Social Development. For example, the national carrier offers a 50 per cent discount for individuals travelling from families that fall under the social insurance programme and their accompanying person. This includes those who are travelling for medical treatment and study purposes. Also, new graduates from high schools in Oman are entitled to receive a 25 per cent discount on return flights to enable them to continue their studies overseas, with baggage allowance of 10kg above the weight normally permitted.
In addition, Oman Air recently introduced a new Senior Citizen discount on flights, wherein Omani nationals can get up to 15 per cent discount on domestic flight bookings. - TradeArabia News Service
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