European and budget airlines resume Jordan flights
European airlines are resuming their flights to Jordan after several months of suspension. Hungarian airline Wizz Air will commence flights from Queen Alia International Airport starting September 22, operating twice a week. This will be followed by Ryanair at the end of October, connecting Jordan with four major European destinations. This step comes after efforts by the Jordan Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission in coordination with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which resulted in Jordan being removed from the list of high-risk areas. This reflects a return of air travel and increased demand for travel to the kingdom. The return of these flights is expected to support tourism and commercial activity, as well as provide low-cost travel options.
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