Middle Eastern carrier Oman Air has firmed up its deal with Airbus for three A330-300s and a pair of A330-200.

The carrier earlier this year revealed it had signed a letter of intent to take up to five A330s to support its resumption of long-haul services.

It has now signed a firm contract for five A330s with Airbus. No engine choice has yet been made.

Oman Air Ziad Al-Haremi says: “Our decision to buy the Airbus A330 all came down to the suitability of the aircraft with o

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