The Sultanate of Oman, represented by the Civil Aviation Authority, signed an Air Services Agreement with the United Republic of Tanzania.
This agreement updates the one signed between the governments of the two countries in 1982 concerning air services between their regions and beyond, in line with regional and international developments in the field of air transport. The updated agreement is based on the principles of open skies between the two countries, allowing airlines to operate any number of direct flights between the two friendly nations. It aims to regulate operational and technical aspects in a manner that serves the mutual interests in organizing air transport services between the two countries.
The agreement includes 24 articles in addition to an annex detailing the air routes between the two countries. These articles encompass economic provisions and provisions for regulatory and operational cooperation, enabling designated airlines to operate passenger and cargo flights between the airports of both countries. Additionally, airlines of both countries can enter into cooperative arrangements for code-sharing on flights operated by carriers of both nations.
Source: Oman Civil Aviation Authority