European and low-cost airlines resume Jordan flights
European airlines, including Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air and Irish airline Ryanair, have resumed their regular flights to Jordan after several months of suspension, as international air travel begins to return to the kingdom. Wizz Air will start flights to Queen Alia International Airport from September 22, operating at a rate of two weekly flights, with a significant expected passenger load. Meanwhile, Ryanair will restart its operations by the end of October, connecting Jordan to four major European destinations. This comes after efforts by the aviation regulatory authority, which improved Jordan's classification with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). The agency has rescinded its previous travel advisory against visiting Jordan, reaffirming the authority’s commitment to safety and security standards and expanding the international flight network to the kingdom.
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