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Average nonstop flight time, business class to Muscat from London: 7 hours and 20 minutes
Airlines with direct business class flights to Muscat from London: British Airways, Oman Air
Airport in Muscat: Muscat International Airport
Distance to Muscat from London: 3,618 miles
British Airways and Oman Air offer direct business class flights to Muscat from London.
British Airways Club World provides dedicated check-in at most airports around the world and an exclusive AirPortr service that picks up your luggage from your London location for bag check-in. The Club World Cabin boasts spacious seats that recline into a full flatbed and a personal 10.4 in flat screen with noise cancelling headphones for unrivalled rest and entertainment. British Airways has partnered with the British luxury lifestyle brand, The White Company, to offer stylish and luxurious bedding and amenity kits tailored specifically for Club World Cabins.
Oman Air’s award winning Business Class Cabins are comparable to many First Class Cabins on other airlines. Start off your flight with a glass of bubbly from an exquisite wine selection. All seats have aisle access and recline to a full flat bed, with adjustable privacy dividers. The entertainment experience is unparalleled, with 17in personal monitors and noise cancelling headphones, combined with an award winning, state-of-the-art control system. If you prefer to work in the clouds, you will do so in comfort with the multiple USB ports, laptop power, and adjustable reading lights. When it’s time for food, get ready to be dazzled by the bespoke dinnerware collection.
Business Class Flights to Muscat
Getting to and from the airport
Direct business class flights to Muscat from London land at Muscat International Airport. Hiring a taxi is the easiest way to get downtown. Make sure you haggle and agree upon a price before you start your journey; the trip should cost less than 10 Rials.
The white and orange taxis are your best bet for getting around the city, efficiently. Again, make sure you agree on a price before you start your journey. It will help to have your destination written in Arabic, in case your driver has limited English capacity.
Where to stay in Muscat
Compliment business class flights to Muscat with a stay at The Chedi Muscat—an award winning luxury hotel in Oman. The Chedi Muscat offers you a modern minimalist elegance right on the shores of the Gulf of Oman. This carefully landscaped 21-acre garden oasis and Omani-inspired decor offers you a space for quiet reflection and indulgence. The hotel boasts a fantastic spa, swimming pools up to 103 metres long, and executive meeting rooms.
Consider the Shangri-la Al Husn Resort and Spa for an equally lush stay. With the backdrop of the Al Hajar Mountains and the Gulf of Oman, the Al Husn caters to an adult experience, with a private beach, huge infinity pool, and large seafront rooms.
If you want a six-star stay, then look no further than the Al Bustan Palace Hotel, a part of the Ritz-Carlton franchise. This hotel does not pale in comparison to the standards of royal palaces in the region, in its opulence, enormity, and beauty. The biggest VIPs have stayed here, from Michael Jackson to Bill Clinton.
Things to do in Muscat
Take business class flights to Muscat and find a charming city awaiting you! The Sultanate of Oman is one of most stable countries in the region, with a well-developed tourism sector. You will find friendly locals who are more than happy to help you. A trip to Muscat is not complete without a visit to the Sultan Qaaboos Grand Mosque—a vast and grandiose mosque and grounds that will blow you away. Ladies, be aware of the strict rules of wearing modest clothing and a head scarf in order to enter the mosque, or be prepared to rent clothes for covering up. The following are a few other things to check out:
Royal Opera House – Some deem this venue as the best opera house in the Middle East! Brilliant shows and luxurious interiors will make you want to return night after night.
The Souq – Located right in the centre of the Corniche in the old town, the Souq is the perfect place to stroll through, pick up locally crafted souvenirs, and feel the hustle and bustle of a Middle Eastern bazaar.
Qurum Beach – Take in the crisp sea air and beautiful sunsets from this sandy beach.
Muscat Grand Mosque
Bucket list Muscat and Experiences
In a recent SkyClub survey, we asked over 1,000 of our clients “what’s number one on your bucket list?”
35% of our customers seek an unforgettable experience! Here are a few unforgettable items to check off your daring bucket list:
Spectacular – Jump off the cliffs into pristine, emerald waters at Wadi Shab! Only a 90 minute drive from Muscat, along the coast and into the mountains.
Sea and Sailing – Book an ocean tour for dolphin watching combined with snorkelling.
Scuba – Muscat lies in the Gulf of Oman, between the Arabian Sea and the Persian, offering many spectacular diving sites close to the city. With less divers than the Red Sea, you get to experience beautiful corals, abundant fish life, and even turtle sightings at your pace.
Summits – Hike up Jebel Shams, Oman’s highest peak—at around 3,000 metres elevation. Camp overnight along the canyon for the illuminated night skies that are perfect for stargazing and night photography. Wake up to a spectacular sunrise that will energise you for the rest of the way!
Business Class Flights to Muscat, Practical Information
British passport holders require a visa to enter Oman. Apply for an e-visa through the Royal Oman Police Portal. If you intend to travel as a tourist, apply for an unsponsored visa. Otherwise, follow the directions on the portal. Your passport should be valid for at least six months from your date of entry into Oman. Please make sure you carry your authorised prescriptions as some prescription and over-the-counter drugs available in the UK are banned in Oman.
The weather is most pleasant from October to April when temperatures are warm, but not scorching like the summer months. Harvest festivals take place in October and November, with temperatures in the low 30s (Celsius). November is probably the most popular month. However, Christmas and New Years is also extremely popular for visiting Muscat, in particular. Book your travel early! February can also be a good month to visit as the Muscat Festival takes place then. It is a month-long celebration of Omani art and culture. If you prefer natural sights, travel between March and April when the weather gets slightly warmer (around 30 degrees Celsius) and catch the rose blooming season at the Jebel Akhdar Mountains, not far from Muscat.
To get the best cheap Business Class flights to Muscat, simply complete the form on this page or call 0044 207 255 1234 to speak with one of SkyClub’s fast and friendly experts.
We will find you special, discounted fares that are not available online. So, by the time you take your business class flights to Muscat, you’ll feel happy knowing that you’ve paid less than the person sat next to you! Have a great trip and – if you want to save money – please book with SkyClub.
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