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To which airport are the flights to Salalah arranged?

Salalah flights are organized to Salalah Intl. Airport.

Which airlines have direct flights to Salalah from which cities?

Etihad Airways organizes direct flights to Salalah from Abu Dhabi. Salam Air organizes direct flights to Salalah from Muscat, Sohar. Flynas organizes direct flights to Salalah from Riyadh, Jeddah.

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Cheapest Flights to Salalah

Best Price

Etihad Airways

21 Jun, Sun20:45

Manchester – Salalah

10h 30m

1 stop

MAN–SLL

£ 302

Etihad Airways

28 Jun, Sun20:45

Manchester – Salalah

10h 30m

1 stop

MAN–SLL

£ 305

Qatar Airways

24 Jun, Wed09:00

London – Salalah

10h 5m

1 stop

LGW–SLL

£ 316

Qatar Airways

25 Jun, Thu09:00

London – Salalah

10h 5m

1 stop

LGW–SLL

£ 320

Qatar Airways

22 Jun, Mon08:05

Manchester – Salalah

11h

1 stop

MAN–SLL

£ 326

Etihad Airways

20 Jun, Sat20:45

Manchester – Salalah

10h 30m

1 stop

MAN–SLL

£ 328

Shortest Flight

Etihad Airways

18 Jun, Thu21:45

London – Salalah

9h 30m

1 stop

LHR–SLL

£ 340

Qatar Airways

15 Jun, Mon09:30

London – Salalah

22h 20m

1 stop

LHR–SLL

£ 346

Last update: 09 June 2026 22:50

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About Salalah

Salalah, which is located in the south of Oman, is situated on the coast of the Arabian Sea. Salalah, which was once one of the main source of the frankincense trees, is the historical center of Dhofar. There are flights to the capital Muscat and gulf countries from Salalah Airport in the city which has also a port in Raysut in the southwest. While hot desert climate is effective in the city, there is a very cloudy and a little rainy weather in July and August.

Because of the monsoon climate, some vegetables and fruits like coconut can be grown in the city. As in many other countries on the Arabian Peninsula, there are many expatriate communities from Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and India. The majority of the Salalah population live according to the Sunni sect of Islam and Buddhists, Christians, Hindus and Sikhs are among the other groups living in the region.