Low-cost European Flights Return to Jordan
The Jordan Civil Aviation Regulatory Authority has announced the resumption of European airline flights to Jordan after several months of suspension. Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air will begin its first flights to Queen Alia International Airport tomorrow, with three flights per week, featuring high passenger occupancy reflecting a growing demand for travel to the kingdom. This will be followed by Ryanair resuming its flights in late October, connecting Jordan with four major European destinations, thereby strengthening the air transportation network and providing more affordable travel options. This development comes after negotiations with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which resulted in Jordan being removed from conflict zones and improved safety recommendations, along with a commitment to continue coordination to ensure the highest standards of safety and air security.
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