SalamAir Reports RO6.6 Million EBITDA for 2025: Implications for Investors and Oman’s Aviation Sector
Muscat: SalamAir, the budget airline, reported a strong operational performance in 2025, transporting over 3.4 million passengers and completing more than 22,000 flights across a network of over 40 destinations. The airline maintained an 83% on-time performance rate and achieved a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of +17, indicating increased customer satisfaction.
During a recent media briefing focused on the aviation sector, SalamAir announced an EBITDA profit of RO6.6 million in 2025, with a 5% EBITDA margin. The company’s revenue reached RO137 million, demonstrating its growing impact on Oman’s aviation and tourism sectors by providing accessible travel options and enhancing connectivity to regional and international markets.
The airline is actively expanding into emerging markets across Africa, Asia, and Europe. New destinations include Port Sudan, Nairobi, Kigali, Vienna, and Medan. SalamAir is also progressing with fleet expansion plans, aiming to operate 18 aircraft by 2026 and 25 aircraft by 2028 to support future network growth.
The airline plans to focus on routes that are not currently serviced by Oman Air, exploring previously untapped destinations. Notably, 80% of its passengers traveled on fares starting from RO9.99 on domestic routes.
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SalamAir’s impressive performance highlights growing opportunities in Oman’s aviation sector, particularly for businesses looking to capitalize on increased travel demand. With its focus on underserved routes and competitive pricing, investors should consider the long-term potential of aviation as a key driver for tourism and related industries in Oman. However, the expansion into emerging markets also poses risks, including competitive pressures and operational challenges that must be strategically managed.
