Join the trials at the new airport. Everyone can now experience the new Muscat International Airport
Log on to www.omanairportstrials.om to register for the trials – #JoinTheTrials – and experience the new Muscat International Airport
The Operational Readiness trials at the new Muscat International Airport enter the last phase after successful completion of a series of internal technical, logistical and airport management operations among the internal stakeholders.
In the last stage of Operational Readiness, as part of the end user experience trials, the Oman Airports Management Company (OAMC) is all set to launch its national campaign, ‘Join The Trials’ for attracting the residents of Oman to join this exciting final stage of the project. This campaign is aimed at reviewing and assessing real time experience of customers and operations are in line with requirements. Speaking about conducting the advance visits with the public, Saud bin Nasser bin Said Al-Hubaishi, General Manager of Readiness, OAMC, says “Today, the new Muscat International Airport development is the largest project ever undertaken in the history of Oman. We are excited to be part of the journey and introduce the public to what we believe will be the gateway to opportunity.”
‘Join The Trials’ campaign will welcome over 17,000 members of Oman’s community to explore the new Muscat International Airport and participate in the public customer experience trials. Key stakeholders supporting the public roadshow and advance trials include the Ministry of Transport and Communications for investing and managing on infrastructure development project, Public Authority of Civil Aviation – PACA for developing a safe vibrant air hub, Royal Oman Police – ROP for maintaining airport security, and the national carrier Oman Air for making Muscat International Airport their international hub.
The system is also intended to test all systems and facilities, procedures and personnel under real operational conditions – which allows for a comprehensive analysis and mitigation of potential problems well in advance of the opening day. Once fully operational the new Muscat International Airport will have a capacity to handle 20 million passengers annually.