SalamAir’s low-cost Kigali–Muscat flights open new travel, business links| The New Times
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Regional aviation connectivity has historically served as a bellwether for GCC economic expansion and diversification beyond hydrocarbon sectors, with low-cost carriers playing an expanding role in linking Gulf hubs to African markets where trade, tourism, and remittance flows are growing. SalamAir's operations from Oman—a jurisdiction with distinct geopolitical positioning and smaller hydrocarbon reserves than peer GCC states—illustrate how secondary aviation hubs compete for regional traffic and leverage lower operating costs to develop underserved routes. East African connectivity specifically has become strategically relevant to GCC capital deployment, with established patterns of Gulf investment in East African logistics, financial services, and real estate forming the commercial infr
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