Oman Air has launched a new three-class service on its flagship Muscat-London Heathrow route. The service is offered aboard new A330-300 aircraft and features new First Class, Business Class and Economy Class cabins, together with state of the art in-flight entertainment and delicious new menus.
"Oman Air's new three-class service between Muscat and London delivers everything the discerning traveller could want," Oman Air's chief executive officer Peter Hill, who launched the new service, said.
"Our daily, non-stop direct flights between our hub in Muscat and London Heathrow offer a smooth and hassle-free journey and our stunning new aircraft offer more space, comfort and luxury than ever before.
"With lie-flat seats, direct aisle access and a la carte dining for every passenger in First Class and Business Class, together with surprisingly comfortable and spacious Economy Class seats, we now offer an unmatched level of quality for all passengers.
"In addition, our leading-edge in-flight entertainment system, including audio-video on demand and six channels of live TV, wonderful new menus in every class and superb hospitality offered by our specially-trained cabin crew attired in new, Balenciaga-designed uniforms - underline our commitment to ensuring that every one of our passengers reaches their destination relaxed, refreshed and ready to go."
The seats in each class of the new service have been designed to the highest specifications by EADS Sogerma.
The First Class Mini Suite offers the longest lie-flat bed available on any commercial airliner and is set within a massive 87-inch pitch.
Furthermore, with a 25.5-inch wide seat, and eight point massage system built in, stowage for hand luggage, dedicated space to hang a coat and a huge 23-inch video monitor, Oman Air's First Class Mini Suite is in a class of its own.
With just six seats within the first-class cabin, together with a luxurious lounge area, the passenger experience is akin to flying in an exclusive private jet.
The Business Class cabin offers 20 lie-flat seats, each within a pitch of 82 inches and fitted in a four-abreast, on-two-one configuration.
A wide seat, ample stowage space, a privacy screen and a sizeable 17-inch monitor ensure that Oman Air's Business Class seat outshines most other airlines' first-class offering.
"Oman Air's new three-class service between Muscat and London delivers everything the discerning traveller could want," Oman Air's chief executive officer Peter Hill, who launched the new service, said.
"Our daily, non-stop direct flights between our hub in Muscat and London Heathrow offer a smooth and hassle-free journey and our stunning new aircraft offer more space, comfort and luxury than ever before.
"With lie-flat seats, direct aisle access and a la carte dining for every passenger in First Class and Business Class, together with surprisingly comfortable and spacious Economy Class seats, we now offer an unmatched level of quality for all passengers.
"In addition, our leading-edge in-flight entertainment system, including audio-video on demand and six channels of live TV, wonderful new menus in every class and superb hospitality offered by our specially-trained cabin crew attired in new, Balenciaga-designed uniforms - underline our commitment to ensuring that every one of our passengers reaches their destination relaxed, refreshed and ready to go."
The seats in each class of the new service have been designed to the highest specifications by EADS Sogerma.
The First Class Mini Suite offers the longest lie-flat bed available on any commercial airliner and is set within a massive 87-inch pitch.
Furthermore, with a 25.5-inch wide seat, and eight point massage system built in, stowage for hand luggage, dedicated space to hang a coat and a huge 23-inch video monitor, Oman Air's First Class Mini Suite is in a class of its own.
With just six seats within the first-class cabin, together with a luxurious lounge area, the passenger experience is akin to flying in an exclusive private jet.
The Business Class cabin offers 20 lie-flat seats, each within a pitch of 82 inches and fitted in a four-abreast, on-two-one configuration.
A wide seat, ample stowage space, a privacy screen and a sizeable 17-inch monitor ensure that Oman Air's Business Class seat outshines most other airlines' first-class offering.
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