SalamAir's Back to Iran: Thoughts?

So, I just heard that SalamAir is starting up flights to Iran again. Seems like they paused them for a bit, but now they're back on. Pretty interesting move, don't you think? Iran's a big market with lots of potential for growth.

I think it's a smart step for SalamAir. They're a smaller airline, and expanding routes can really help them grow. Plus, with Oman being so close to Iran, it makes sense geographically. Not sure why they stopped in the first place - maybe political reasons or low demand?

What do you guys think about the timing of this? With all the stuff happening in the region, is this a good move? And do you think this will open up more opportunities for travel between Oman and Iran? I'd love to hear your thoughts on how this might impact the regional aviation scene.

Yeah, it's an interesting move for sure. I think the timing's not bad. With all the recent shifts in the region, people might be more open to travel. I remember SalamAir dropped a few routes before, probably due to politics or demand, like you said. But Iran's got a lot of potential for tourism and business. Plus, Oman and Iran have historical ties, so that could help boost the flights. Curious to see how this pans out.