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Suhar International Airport (OHS/OOSH) serves the city of Sohar and the Al Batinah North Governorate in northern Oman, near the Sohar Port and Freezone. Opened to commercial traffic in the mid-2010s, it provides a quieter alternative to Muscat International Airport for the region. The airport has a modern, compact terminal and handles domestic and limited international services.
💡 Local Tip
Because the terminal is small and food options are limited, eat before you arrive or bring snacks; also keep small Omani rials handy for taxi fares, as card acceptance can be inconsistent.
🚖 Getting There
The airport is west of Sohar, reached mainly by road via Route 1 or local roads; taxis and pre-arranged transfers are the usual way into the city. Rental cars are available for travelers heading to Sohar Port, Freezone, or nearby coastal towns. Allow extra time during peak industrial shift changes, and confirm taxi availability if arriving late at night.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the airport code for Suhar International Airport?
A: The IATA code is OHS and the ICAO code is OOSH.
Q: How far is Suhar International Airport from Sohar city center?
A: It is roughly 15–20 km from central Sohar, depending on your destination; the drive usually takes about 15–25 minutes.
Q: What airlines and destinations are served?
A: Service varies by season; Oman Air and other carriers have operated domestic links such as Muscat, plus occasional international routes. Check with your airline or Oman Airports for current schedules.
Q: Are there taxis or public transport at the airport?
A: Taxis and ride-hailing are generally available, but public bus service is limited. Pre-booking a taxi or rental car is the most reliable option.
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