European and budget carriers resume Jordan flights
European airlines have begun resuming their regular flights to Jordan, with Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air set to commence flights to Queen Alia International Airport starting September 22, operating twice weekly after several months of suspension. This move aims to meet the growing demand for travel and to support tourism and trade. Additionally, Ryanair will resume operations at the end of October, connecting Jordan to four major European destinations. This development strengthens the air transport network and offers more affordable travel options. These steps follow efforts and negotiations with the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which lifted its warnings and removed Jordan from the conflict zones alert, reaffirming commitments to safety and aviation security standards.
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