Great Circle Distance between Heathrow and Muscat International Airport is 3,624 miles. Muscat's IATA airport code is MCT. One World Lounge Details Here.
Climate:
In Oman, the climate is tropical desert almost everywhere, with some summer rains in both the northern and southern mountain areas, and clouds brought by the summer monsoon along the eastern coast. The monsoon, from mid-June to mid-September, is due to wet currents blowing towards the Asian continent, and brings limited effects in terms of rain, but it's nonetheless able to influence the climate of the country. Along the Al Batinah northern coast, where Muscat is located, the hottest month is June, while in July and August, cloud banks brought by the southwest monsoon can slightly lower the daytime temperature, which is around 40°C in June and then drops to 38°C in July and to 36°C In August. Rainfall in Muscat is definitely scarce, in fact, it amounts to 100 millimetres per year. In summer, despite the southwest monsoon, it almost never rains. The sun in Muscat shines all year round, however, the sunshine hours slightly decrease in July and August.