UK starts charter flight for British nationals in Oman on March 4

The UK government has started a charter flight for British nationals in Oman on March 4 as a way to assist its citizens amid the ongoing Iran conflict.

The flights is set to depart from Muscat on Wednesday, with the authotity contacting British nationals in Oman about securing a seat on this flight.

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For those currently residing in the UAE and have not crossed into Oman yet, the government said flights were operating from the UAE and encouraged them to stay in close contact with airlines for the latest updates.

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It further added it was working with airlines to increase capacity.

Meanwhile, British nationals who have registered their presence in the UAE and are now in Oman, have been urged to fill out this form to inform the government they are now in Oman and would like to depart on a flight.

The government emphasised it would be prioritising those who are vulnerable, such as those with urgent medical needs.

• Oman

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