SalamAir CEO Targets 30-Plus Fleet To Become Market Relevant

Kurt Hofmann June 10, 2025
Adrian Hamilton-Manns

Adrian Hamilton-Manns, SalamAir CEO, pictured at the 2025 IATA AGM.

Credit: Kurt Hofmann/Aviation Week Network
DELHI—The CEO of Oman-based SalamAir sees a fleet size of 35 aircraft as ideal for it to become a relevant player in the Middle East. Speaking at the recent International Air Transport Association’s Annual General Meeting in Delhi, SalamAir CEO Adrian Hamilton-Manns says the carrier needs more scale...
Kurt Hofmann

Based in Austria, Kurt covers European air transport for ATW.

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