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

Kurt Hofmann has been writing on the airline industry for 25 years. He appears frequently on Austrian, Swiss and German television and broadcasting…

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