SR Technics signs engine maintenance agreement with Oman Air

SR Technics has signed a two-year engine maintenance agreement with Oman Air, marking further growth for the Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) provider in the MENA region.

On July 21, 2026, Switzerland-based SR Technics said the agreement “marks a strong collaboration” between the two companies, with all maintenance work to be carried out at its engine maintenance facility in Zurich.

SR Technics added that the contract “builds on a trusted line maintenance relationship” established with Oman Air in 2011.

“We are proud to welcome Oman Air as a new engine maintenance customer and to establish a partnership with one of the region’s leading airlines,” Owen McClave, CEO of SR Technics, said. “This agreement represents a significant step in our continued growth in the MENA region and reflects the increasing demand for high-quality, reliable engine maintenance solutions. We look forward to supporting Oman Air and further expanding our presence in this strategically important market.”

Captain Nasser Al Salmi, Chief Operating Officer of Oman Air, said SR Technics “brings together their proven technical expertise with our commitment to delivering a consistent and dependable experience for our guests”.

“Building on a trusted relationship for more than a decade, this agreement strengthens our maintenance capabilities and supports the long-term efficiency and resilience of our fleet,” Captain Nasser Al Salmi added.

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