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European airlines have resumed their flights to Queen Alia International Airport in Jordan after regulatory efforts and technical negotiations with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). Hungary’s Wizz Air will be the first airline to start flights, beginning September 22 with two weekly flights, in response to increasing travel demand and to support tourism and trade exchange. The authority also anticipated that Ryanair would commence its final flights by the end of October, providing Jordan with connections to four major European destinations and offering low-cost travel options. This move comes after the European Union removed Jordan from its alert list, allowing airlines to conduct their own risk assessments instead of avoiding Jordan’s airspace. It reflects ongoing efforts to boost international air travel and support the tourism sector in the kingdom.
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