Ryanair Announces Record Winter Schedule in Amman (Jordan)
Ryanair announced on Wednesday a record schedule for the winter season at Amman Airport, which will include over 300,000 seats across 18 destinations. These routes will connect Jordan with 12 European Union countries, including Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.
The full return of operations at the airport in the Jordanian capital is attributed to the pragmatic approach of its administration and the business-friendly environment promoted by the Government of the Hashemite Kingdom. Both parties have worked to establish Jordan as a leading tourist destination in the Middle East, a goal in which Ryanair will play a central role.
The airline emphasizes that its presence not only expands air connectivity but also stimulates the local economy by allowing tourists to allocate their budget to hotels, restaurants, and local services, thereby generating employment and sustainable economic growth.
A Strategic Investment for the Growth of Jordanian Tourism
In addition to the operational announcement, Ryanair presented a large-scale investment proposal to strengthen its presence in Jordan. The main points of the plan include:
- Increasing traffic by 360%, reaching three million annual seats.
- Operating 50 direct connections between European cities and Jordanian airports.
- Launching new flights to Marka Airport in Amman.
- Maintaining year-round operations to Aqaba, strengthening connectivity with the Red Sea.
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“Jordan Will Remain a Key Destination This Winter”
Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair, highlighted the strategic role of this announcement in the airline’s expansion and the strengthening of tourism in the region:
“Ryanair is pleased to announce the return of its operations in Jordan starting in October, with a record schedule for the winter season in Amman. With 84 weekly flights on 18 routes to 12 European countries such as Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, and Spain, Ryanair’s investment will ensure that Jordan remains a key tourist destination this winter, offering greater connectivity, more tourism, and economic growth with Europe’s lowest fares.”
Wilson added that this expansion is supported by a strong, long-term collaboration with the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, aimed at maintaining the country as the premier tourist destination in the Middle East.
“We are also pleased to share our investment proposal, which will increase Ryanair’s traffic to Jordan to three million seats per year, offer 50 direct connections to Amman, Marka, and Aqaba airports, and foster job creation, tourism, and economic growth.”
With this new winter schedule and its long-term investment plan, Ryanair reinforces its role as one of the main drivers of European tourism to Jordan. The combination of competitive fares, new routes, and a strong collaboration with the Jordanian government positions the country as an increasingly accessible and attractive destination for travelers from the continent.
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