DALLAS — Today, Oman Air (WY) has announced the appointment of Con Korfiatis as its new Chief Executive Officer. Previously CEO of the Saudi low-cost flyadeal (F3), Con's career includes appointments in multiple airlines worldwide.
His Excellency Eng. Saeed Hamoud Al Mawali said, “Con’s professional background, coupled with his expertise in organizational transformation and strategy development, make him the perfect fit to lead Oman Air through this crucial phase of its transformation.”
“We have full confidence in Con’s ability to steer the company towards sustainable, long-term success while guiding it through the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead,” the statement continued.
About Oman Air
Oman Air’s fleet includes the Boeing 737s, which are deployed on regional and domestic flights. Recently, the airline has retired its Airbus A330s.
The Gulf carrier operates a fleet of just over 40 aircraft. In recent months, WY has reshaped its network, adding new routes and cancelling some historic routes. The airline has also readjusted its schedule for a more efficient connection in Muscat International Airport (MCT).
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