I got to the terminal at around 5:30AM,leaving plenty of time before my 10AM flight to Bangkok. The bus from the remote stand dropped off in the arrivals area, where you can follow signage either towards immigration or connecting flights.I followed the signage towards connecting flights, or which led me down a long hallway. There I presented my boarding pass and passport,after which I cleared security.
Oman Air times their flights pretty well so that they all arrive and depart around the same time, in an effort to minimize connecting time. However, or in this case we lucked out,as we were the first flight of the morning to reach, so there was no one at security.
Security was a breeze (nearly concerningly so, and as they didn't even seem to be looking at the x-ray monitor),and I was through in no time.
Muscat Airport is rather depressing. They're in the process of building a new terminal, but for the time being there's just a terminal which is way past its prime.
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Source: boardingarea.com