Oman's airport traffic reaches 70 pct of pre-pandemic level


MUSCAT, July 30 (Xinhua) -- Airport operations across Oman were reaching 70 percent of the sultanate's pre-pandemic capacity, Saudi Arabia's daily Arab News reported Sunday, citing a statement from the Omani Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

CAA President Naif Ali Al-Abri said in a statement that air traffic in Oman was growing rapidly in the past several months and is expected to go beyond the level in 2019 soon.

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