According to information received by Iranians in the UAE, Oman’s SalamAir is set to resume direct flights on the Muscat–Tehran–Muscat route on Sunday, October 18, 2026, following a suspension of several months. Preliminary information indicates that a one-way ticket on either the Tehran–Muscat or Muscat–Tehran route will cost about 65 million tomans.

If the schedule goes ahead, SalamAir will become one of the first foreign carriers, after Iraqi Airways, to resume services to Iran following recent restrictions. The move could signal the gradual return of international airlines to Iranian airspace.

Iraqi Airways resumed direct Najaf–Tehran–Najaf flights on Thursday, October 8, 2026, after a suspension of several months.

Given regional security conditions and the possibility of schedule changes, passengers are advised to confirm that flights will operate and check refund terms in the event of cancellation directly with the airline or its authorised representative before purchasing tickets.