New flights on the Arabian Gulf: Muscat and Dammam

Pegasus Airlines is adding Oman’s capital Muscat and Saudi Arabia’s business hub Dammam to its flight network, to open up new markets in the Arabian Gulf to business and leisure travelers.

The airline is expanding its network with daily flights to Dammam and three times weekly flights to Muscat from London Stansted via Istanbul.

Three times weekly flights to Muscat

Three times weekly flights will be launching on 3rd July 2018 between London Stansted and Muscat International Airport from London Airport and Muscat International Airport (via Istanbul) with prices starting from just £115.99. Flights will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from London Stansted to Muscat; with flights from Muscat available on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays. From 15th July 2018, the frequency of the London to Muscat flights will be increased to four times weekly.

Oman’s capital Muscat is the country’s largest city. Located on the coast of the Umman Gulf, Muscat and the surrounding areas offer beautiful sandy beaches and a plethora of activities including snorkelling, underwater diving and desert safari trips.

Daily flights to Dammam

Since 6th June, guests are also able to enjoy daily flights between London Stansted and Dammam (via Istanbul), with fares starting from just £159.99. Dammam is the capital city of Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province, and is known as the heart of the country’s petroleum industry. It is also the third largest Saudi city after Riyadh and Jeddah, and Dammam’s King Abdul Aziz port is the largest one in the Basra Gulf.

With the new routes to Dammam and Muscat, Pegasus now flies to a total of 110 destinations in 43 countries.

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