Saudi airspace entry issues resolved: SalamAir

SalamAir has issued an illumination after one of its flying machine was not permitted to enter the Saudi airspace. 

The Chief Executive Officer of SalamAir, Captain Mohamed Ahmed, stated, "SalamAir departure from Muscat to Jeddah on May 11, 2019 came back to Muscat as it was not allowed to enter the airspace of Saudi Arabia because of some missing data about the travelers' authentic information from past flights that is regularly transmitted naturally between the carrier's framework and the experts' framework." 

He included, "In the wake of tending to this with the Saudi specialists, the flight flew from Muscat to Jeddah on May 12, 2019 as indicated by its standard calendar. All SalamAir flights are presently cleared to travel to their Saudi goals as per their planned occasions. 

"We might want to accept this open door to thank the experts in both the Sultanate of Oman and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for their important commitment to determine this issue. SalamAir is resolved to follow the all guidelines complying with the most elevated gauges of aeronautics rehearses."