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Jordan Times
06-05-2025
- Business
- Jordan Times
RJ resumes flights to Syria's Aleppo — statement
By JT - May 06,2025 - Last updated at May 06,2025 AMMAN — Royal Jordanian Airlines (RJ) announced on Tuesday the resumption of its flights from Amman to Aleppo, with three weekly services. With this move, RJ becomes one of the first airlines to reinstate direct services to Aleppo, linking the city to RJ's extensive network of over 45 destinations across Europe, the United States, the Middle East, and the Gulf region, the national carrier said in a statement. The first flight landed today [on Tuesday] at Aleppo International Airport, accompanied by RJ CEO Samer Majali and a delegation of officials, marking the official return of direct air travel between Amman and Aleppo after years of suspension. Majali noted that adding Aleppo and Damascus to RJ's route network would strengthen the airline's regional presence. He emphasised that the move would contribute to Syria's reconstruction, promote economic and trade ties between the two countries, and serve various categories of travellers by providing air connectivity between Syria and the rest of the world, especially following the resumption of daily flights to Damascus earlier in 2025, the statement said. Royal Jordanian will operate flights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. By expanding its network with new destinations, RJ aims to strengthen its operational hub in Amman and position it as a key regional gateway, it said. This expansion aligns with the airline's fleet modernisation strategy, which includes the recent addition of five new Embraer jets for short-haul routes. The airline also plans to introduce more Embraer aircraft over the next two years and begin integrating Airbus A320neo aircraft for medium-haul destinations, which will feature onboard Wi-Fi. New Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft will also be added to the fleet.
Jordan News
06-05-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
RJ Resumes Flights to Aleppo with Three Weekly Services - Jordan News
The Royal Jordanian Airlines (RJ) has resumed direct flights between Amman and Aleppo, operating three weekly services starting this Tuesday. This makes RJ one of the first carriers to reintroduce direct flights to Aleppo, connecting the city to the airline's vast network, which spans over 45 destinations across Europe, North America, the Middle East, and the Gulf. اضافة اعلان The inaugural flight was welcomed by RJ CEO Samer Majali and a delegation of officials, marking the return of direct air links between Amman and Aleppo after several years of suspension. Majali highlighted that the addition of Aleppo and Damascus to RJ's route network will enhance the airline's presence in the region, support Syria's reconstruction efforts, and foster closer economic and trade ties between Jordan and Syria. The move will also provide essential air connections between Syria and the rest of the world, especially following the resumption of daily flights to Damascus earlier this year. RJ will operate flights from Amman to Aleppo on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Flights will depart Amman at 5:15, arriving in Aleppo at 6:45, with return flights leaving Aleppo at 7:45 and arriving in Amman at 9:15. Travelers can book flights to Aleppo via the airline's website, mobile app, sales offices, travel agents, or by calling the customer service center at +96265100000. This new route complements RJ's broader strategy to strengthen its hub in Amman, enhancing its position as a key regional gateway. The airline is also continuing its fleet modernization with the addition of new aircraft, including five Embraer planes for short-haul routes and the upcoming introduction of Airbus A320neo aircraft for medium-haul flights, all offering Wi-Fi services. The airline will also incorporate new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners into its fleet. Petra
Roya News
06-05-2025
- Business
- Roya News
Royal Jordanian resumes direct flights to Aleppo, Syria
Royal Jordanian Airlines resumed its direct flights from the capital Amman to the Syrian city of Aleppo on Tuesday, operating three flights per week after years of suspension. According to a statement issued by Royal Jordanian, the first flight landed at Aleppo International Airport on Tuesday morning, carrying the airline's Vice Chairman and CEO, Engineer Samer Majali, along with a delegation of officials, marking the restoration of air connectivity between Amman and Aleppo. Majali emphasized that resuming flights to Aleppo—following the earlier restart of daily flights to Damascus at the beginning of the year—strengthens Royal Jordanian's presence in the region and supports efforts to rebuild Syria. He also highlighted the move's role in boosting trade exchange and enhancing economic ties between Jordan and Syria. He further noted that the step provides direct access for the Syrian market to Royal Jordanian's global network of more than 45 destinations. The airline will operate flights to Aleppo on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Planes will depart Amman at 5:15 AM, arrive in Aleppo at 6:45 AM, take off again at 7:45 AM, and land back in Amman at 9:15 AM. Royal Jordanian explained that expanding its destination network aligns with its strategy to strengthen its operational hub in Amman. This includes modernizing its fleet—having recently added five new Embraer aircraft for short-haul routes—and plans to add more over the next two years.
Saraha News
28-04-2025
- Business
- Saraha News
Royal Jordanian honors its pilots in recognition of their contributions on Pilots' Day
Royal Jordanian honored a largegroup of pilots on the occasion of the World Pilots' Day. Also, a number of pilots were awarded service certificates in recognition of their years of service at the airline. Attending the ceremony were Vice Chairman/CEO Samer Majali, RJ's executive management and concerned employees. Majali congratulated the pilots, commending their outstanding efforts and valuable role in Royal Jordanian's success. He emphasized that the airline's employees are its greatest asset and the cornerstone of its strength. He also highlighted the exceptional competence and professionalism of RJ pilots, which inspire pride and reinforce the airline's commitment to maintaining operational excellence in line with the highest international standards. Majali explained that this recognition reflects the company's appreciation for its pilots' efforts and its commitment to supporting and training them, as part of its ongoing approach tobuilding a stimulating work environment that fosters further accomplishments. He praised the vital role pilots play in supporting Royal Jordanian's development and modernization plans, noting that the airline maintains an excellent record of punctuality, which strengthens passengers' confidence in the company. He said that as part of its fleet modernization plan, RJ received five Embraer E2 aircraft and one freighter last year, while it will receive 16 more aircraft between June 2025 and the end of the year; including 14 Airbus aircraft and two E2s. The company extends ongoing efforts to improve operational efficiency and modernize its fleet, while focusing on enhancing the travel experience and improving the level of service provided to passengers.
Jordan News
28-04-2025
- Business
- Jordan News
Royal Jordanian records higher revenues, reduced losses, improved performance - Jordan News
Royal Jordanian records higher revenues, reduced losses, improved performance Royal Jordanian Airlines (RJ) recorded higher revenues, improved operating profits, and reduced post-tax losses in 2024, according to the company's latest financial results. اضافة اعلان RJ announced that its operating revenues rose to JOD 745.6 million, compared to JOD 733.2 million in 2023, while its operating profit reached JOD 11.8 million, up from JOD 3.2 million the previous year, reflecting an increase of more than 260 percent. Post-tax losses dropped to JOD 3.5 million, compared to JOD 8.7 million in 2023, marking a 59 percent decline. The company attributed these positive indicators to continuous efforts to control costs, enhance performance efficiency, and boost operational flexibility despite highly complex regional conditions. The results were announced during the company's ordinary and extraordinary general assembly meetings, held on Sunday via videoconference, chaired by Saeed Darwazah, Chairman of the Board of Directors, and attended by Samer Majali, Vice Chairman and Managing Director. The meetings discussed the Board of Directors' report on RJ's activities and outcomes for the fiscal year 2024, as well as the plan for 2025. The auditors' report, annual balance sheet, and profit and loss account were also reviewed and approved by the General Assembly. Darwazah stressed that Royal Jordanian would continue to advance toward achieving its strategic goals despite the ongoing challenges posed by regional and international developments, including the repercussions of the wars on Gaza and Lebanon and broader political and economic fluctuations affecting the aviation sector and travel to and from Jordan. He emphasized that RJ has maintained its pivotal role in ensuring Jordan's connectivity with the outside world, despite the regional crises. Darwazah recalled similar contributions by RJ during critical periods in history, such as the air blockade on Iraq and the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the airline's commitment to fulfilling its national duty under all circumstances. For his part, Majali said that Royal Jordanian in 2024 pursued operational and financial growth, striving to enhance its performance across key indicators. He noted that the airline transported approximately 3.7 million passengers during the year, a 4 percent increase compared to 2023, and maintained a strong flight punctuality record, achieving an 88 percent on-time departure rate within 15 minutes. Majali further noted that RJ launched direct flights to new destinations, including London Stansted, Manchester, Moscow, Berlin, and Tripoli. He highlighted that the airline's fleet modernization program progressed with the delivery of five Embraer E2 aircraft in 2024, and 16 additional aircraft including 14 Airbus aircraft and two Embraer E2 aircraft expected by the end of 2025. He underscored that the financial results validate the soundness of RJ's approach in addressing challenges and restoring financial balance. The airline remains committed to a comprehensive reform plan aimed at restructuring costs, diversifying revenues, expanding its route network, enhancing air cargo operations, and investing in support services. Majali also pointed to RJ's focus on human capital development, with the company implementing training and institutional programs to qualify national competencies. He added that Royal Jordanian aims to expand its fleet to 41 aircraft by 2028, accompanied by a clear strategy to ensure the readiness of qualified human resources in line with Civil Aviation Regulatory Authority standards. The expansion strategy, Majali noted, would enhance the airline's ability to meet future growth requirements while maintaining its commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainability in the aviation sector. Petra
