Oman Air flight to Nepal diverted back to Muscat following the technical glitch

-MUSCAT

An Oman Air schedule flight from Muscat to Kathmandu, Nepal, was forced to divert back to Muscat after the crew experiencing a technical snag on takeoff.

Flight WY 337, Boeing 737-81M- (MSN) 33104 which took-off at 0613 local time with 137 passengers and six crew members on board, made a safe return to Muscat International Airport.


The guests and crew disembarked smoothly and without incident. All passengers were accommodated on an alternative aircraft later the same day.

โ€œOman Airโ€™s over-riding priority is the safety and well-being of all its passengers and staff, and the airline is proud of its unblemished safety record,โ€ the airline said in a statement.

โ€œOman Air thanks the Public Authority for Civil Aviation, the staff at Muscat International Airport, Royal Oman Police and Oman Airport Management Company for their cooperation and professional support,โ€ it said Oman Air officials.

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