Muscat, 7 October 2026: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) organized a meeting for leaders of the civil aviation sector, chaired by H.E. Eng. Naif bin Ali Al-Abri, President of the Civil Aviation Authority, to enhance integration and communication among the various components of the civil aviation system in the Sultanate of Oman, and strengthening coordination to support readiness and efficient response to various operational changes.

H.E. Eng. Naif Al-Abri emphasized that working as a “sector” is fundamental to enhancing the integration of the civil aviation system. He also highlighted the CAA’s commitment to consolidating an approach based on partnership and continuous communication among the sector’s various institutions, as well as integrating roles and responsibilities to achieve common objectives, enhance readiness and efficiency, and achieve the targets of the National Aviation Strategy 2040.

He said: “We are committed to working as one sector, with integrated roles and concerted efforts, and ensuring that communication and coordination channels remain continuous and effective. The integration of the civil aviation system is the foundation for enhancing its readiness and ability to efficiently respond to various changes and challenges.”

The meeting featured a visit to the Muscat Air Traffic Control Centre to review its operational activities and the air traffic management system, as well as the integrated coordination underpinning these operations to ensure the safety and smooth flow of air traffic in Omani airspace.

Participants also toured the National Multi Hazard Early Warning Centre, where they reviewed the monitoring and early warning system, along with the mechanisms for coordination and response to impactful weather conditions, further strengthening readiness and the integration of efforts among relevant entities..

The meeting reaffirms the importance of integrated efforts among the various institutions of the civil aviation sector and of strengthening continuous communication and coordination among its leaders.

 This contributes to building a more prepared and resilient system, while enhancing the sustainability and safety of the civil aviation sector in the Sultanate of Oman.

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