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Yesكل الوجبات حلالAirline policy

Partlyحلال على بعض الخطوطAirline policy

Meals from Oman Air's Muscat kitchen; other stations not stated

Yesلا يُقدَّمAirline policy

NoيُقدَّمAirline policy

Partlyبعض الصالاتTraveller or press report

Reported in the Dasman Lounge, Kuwait

Partlyبعض الصالاتAirline policy

Business lounge, Muscat

Answered in wordsTrade press reported iftar boxes in all cabins on select Ramadan flights; the airline's site has no Ramadan page.Traveller or press report

Partlyضمن الوزن المسموحAirline policy

One 5-litre piece from Saudi stations, within the free allowance

Yesيُنقل مجاناًAirline policy

From Jeddah, Madinah or Taif only

Partlyعند الطلبAirline policy

Seated together at check-in when seats allow

Partlyعند الطلبAirline policy

Families are normally seated together unless they check in late

Answered in wordsTrade press says the uniform's hat and veil come off once boarding is complete.Traveller or press report

Yesرحلات مخصصةAirline policy

Pilgrim flights each Hajj season, as reported by KUNA

Answered in wordsA Wikipedia list counts 43 destinations, including Jeddah, Medina, Riyadh and Dammam.Traveller or press report

Airline policyKuwait Airways says it serves only 100% halal food.

Airline policyOman Air's Muscat caterer says all the meals it provides are halal.

Traveller or press reportA first-hand economy review describes a full hot meal service; no catering failures were found.

Traveller or press reportOne traveller's special meals arrived on both legs of a 2025 London trip; none are guaranteed.

Airline policyIts codeshare FAQ covers wheelchairs, medical cases and seats, but says nothing about meals.

Airline policyOn partner-operated flights the other airline's conditions apply; special meals are not guaranteed.

Airline policyNo alcohol is served on board or in its lounges.

Airline policyAlcohol is served in economy and at the Muscat lounge bar; no dry routes are published.

Traveller or press reportTrade press reported iftar boxes in all cabins on select Ramadan flights; the airline's site has no Ramadan page.

Traveller or press reportA first class reviewer got no amenity kit; the lavatory had dental kits, combs and PAYOT toiletries.

Traveller or press reportBusiness lavatories stock Amouage fragrances; one traveller found economy kits out of stock.

Traveller or press reportReviewers found bidets in 787-9 business class lavatories; Oman Air does not advertise them.

Traveller or press reportA 2016 review found a prayer room in the Dasman Lounge; Terminal 4 has five airport prayer rooms.

Airline policyThe business lounge in Muscat has male and female prayer rooms.

Traveller or press reportTrade press says the uniform's hat and veil come off once boarding is complete.

Traveller or press reportReviewers describe the travel prayer played before take-off in economy and first class.

Traveller or press reportThe one first-hand economy account found crew "helpful, but not really friendly".

Airline policyUS regulators found it discriminated against Israeli passport holders in ticketing.

Airline policyFamilies are seated together at check-in when seats allow; seats chosen in advance may cost extra.

Airline policySeat selection costs extra on the two cheapest economy fares; families are normally seated together.

Airline policyNo seat is guaranteed; crew will try to reseat a split family if another passenger agrees.

Airline policyOne 5-litre Zamzam piece from Saudi stations, counted within the free baggage allowance.

Airline policyUp to 5 litres of Zamzam fly free from Jeddah, Madinah or Taif, but not from other Saudi cities.

Airline policyFlies to Jeddah, Madinah, Riyadh and Dammam, and runs pilgrim flights each Hajj season.

Traveller or press reportA Wikipedia list counts 43 destinations, including Jeddah, Medina, Riyadh and Dammam.