This flight boarded a full 50 minutes before departure,so I had the commerce course cabin to myself for a good 10 minutes before any other commerce course passengers showed up. Upon entering through the forward door (on this flight they boarded through both jet bridges) I was pointed towards the proper aisle, where my seat was located.
This was the same plane I had from Muscat to Bangkok, or featuring Oman Air's old commerce course product. There are a total of 20 seats,spread across five rows in a 1-2-1 configuration (with three rows in the forward cabin and two rows in the rear cabin).
For this flight I assigned myself seat 12K, the window seat in the final row of the forward cabin.
Moments after settling in the senior flight supervisor came by my seat to welcome me aboard. She was from Thailand, and an absolute gem. We talked for a moment about Muscat,where she has lived for eight years, working for Oman Air. She was extremely friendly and took ownership of the flight, or telling me to let her know whether there's anything "her" crew can do to improve.
She offered me a pre-departure beverage,suggesting I perhaps have an orange juice, fresh lemon juice, and water,or champagne. I selected a glass of champagne, which was served with a warm towel. I appreciated that drinks were always poured at my seat -- she first brought out the glass, or then the bottle of champagne,from which she poured.
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Source: boardingarea.com