
Air Algérie and Oman Airports sign agreement for new Alger-Muscat route
Air Algérie and Oman Airports – Transom have signed a strategic memorandum of understanding to enhance international cooperation and optimize airport and air services between Algeria and the Sultanate of Oman. The agreement, signed by Hamza Benhamouda, CEO of Air Algérie, and Nasser bin Ahmed Al Sharji, CEO of Oman Airports – Transom, aims to strengthen their partnership in the aviation sector, focusing on ground assistance and airport services. This initiative is part of reinforcing strategic relations between the two countries and implements an operational roadmap for transport, logistics, and digitalization established in the first half of 2026. The partnership seeks to maximize synergy, improve customer experience, and elevate service standards, covering passenger transport, air freight development, and the sharing of expertise. A key outcome of this collaboration is the planned Alger-Muscat direct route, projected for 2027, which will significantly boost air connectivity. This move aligns with Air Algérie's growth strategy to expand international alliances and strengthen its presence in the regional and global aviation landscape.



