Royal Jordanian to launch flights from Aqaba to Moscow in November
Jordanian airline Royal Jordanian from November 15 will launch a direct flight between Moscow and Aqaba. It will be an addition to the existing air communication between the countries, the press service of Domodedovo airport reports.
Jordanian airline Royal Jordanian from November 15 will launch a direct flight between Moscow and Aqaba. It will be an addition to the existing air communication between the countries, the press service of Domodedovo airport reports.
Flights from the capital's Royal Jordanian airport plan to make twice a week - on Thursdays and Sundays. Now the airline operates three flights a week from Moscow to the capital of Jordan Amman.
It is assumed that the new route will increase the influx of Russian tourists to the Kingdom. In 2027, the Arab carrier plans to launch flights from Jordan to St. Petersburg, and in 2028 to Yekaterinburg. In the future, the development of digital services, including payment for tickets through Russian applications.
Flights between Moscow and Jordan were interrupted in 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. In October 2024, Royal Jordanian resumed regular flights. Currently, there is an agreement between the countries on visa-free travel.
