- June 29, 2021
- Posted by: Stratford Team
- Category: Business
Omni Air International has unveiled its new business class product. The catch? You can’t actually directly book a flight in one of these seats.
What is Omni Air?
Before we talk about the airline as such, it’s probably worth briefly talking about what Omni Air actually is. Omni Air International is a Tulsa-based airline that operates a fleet of just over a dozen Boeing 767s and 777s. Omni Air primarily operates charter flights, and is in the business of wet leasing planes. In other words, Omni Air typically leases out its planes (including crews) to airlines, the military, charter operators, etc.
Omni Air’s fleet is an average of just over 20 years old, as the carrier (smartly) acquired its planes secondhand, with the planes having previously flown for airlines like Air France, Alitalia, Royal Air Maroc, etc.
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