Official flight warnings over Jordan
- CZIB-NID-143944 Airspace of Jordan — valid until 16 Nov 2026
Regulatory status
FAA IASA: Category 1 — meets ICAO standards — as of 18 Apr 2025
Full regulatory status →Quick facts
- Airports
- 3
- Scheduled routes
- 159
- Top airlines
- 10
- Outbound countries
- 8+
- Most-competitive route
- AMM → CAI · 4 carriers
Top airports in Jordan
| # | Airport | IATA | Routes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Amman | AMM | 134 | Departures → |
| 2 | Amman | ADJ | 17 | Departures → |
| 3 | Aqaba | AQJ | 8 | Departures → |
Top airlines based in Jordan
| # | Airline | IATA | Routes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Royal Jordanian | RJ | 79 | Network → |
| 2 | Ryanair | FR | 13 | Network → |
| 3 | Jordan Aviation | R5 | 12 | Network → |
| 4 | Air Cairo | SM | 7 | Network → |
| 5 | Flynas | XY | 6 | Network → |
| 6 | Pegasus | PC | 4 | Network → |
| 7 | Turkish Airlines | TK | 4 | Network → |
| 8 | Air Arabia Abu Dhabi | 3L | 2 | Network → |
| 9 | Air Arabia Egypt | E5 | 2 | Network → |
| 10 | Iraqi Airways | IA | 2 | Network → |
Most-competitive routes from Jordan
Most-served international destinations
- Cairo (CAI) · Egypt — 4 carriers
- Riyadh (RUH) · Saudi Arabia — 4 carriers
- Alexandria (ALY) · Egypt — 3 carriers
- Abu Dhabi (AUH) · United Arab Emirates — 3 carriers
- Istanbul (IST) · Turkiye — 3 carriers
- Jeddah (JED) · Saudi Arabia — 3 carriers
- Madinah (MED) · Saudi Arabia — 3 carriers
- Alexandria (HBE) · Egypt — 3 carriers
Aviation accidents in Jordan
- 2023-07-13 — BOEING 737 300 (FLY Jordan)
- 2022-11-06 — BOEING 737 300
- 2017-09-17 — BOEING 737 (Royal Wings)
- 2017-05-05 — Boeing 737-400 (Jordan Aviation)
- 2016-12-10 — Boeing 737-400 (Jordan Aviation)
- 2007-03-28 — Piper PA28-181 (Royal Jordanian Air Academy)
- 2000-07-25 — Lockheed C-130 Hercules (Royal Jordanian Air Force) — 13 fatal
- 1984-01-02 — Casa 212 Aviocar (Royal Jordanian Air Force) — 13 fatal
- 1977-09-23 — Learjet 36 (Arab Wings) — 4 fatal
- 1973-06-30 — Ту-134А (Армянского УГА) — 9 fatal
- 1972-02-19 — Sud-Aviation SE-210 Caravelle (Alia Royal Jordanian Airlines)
- 1971-10-04 — Sud-Aviation SE-210 Caravelle (Alia Royal Jordanian Airlines)
- 1970-09-13 — Douglas DC-8-53 (Swissair)
- 1970-09-13 — Boeing 707-331B (Trans World Airlines - TWA)
- 1970-09-12 — Vickers Super VC10-1151 (British Overseas Airways Corporation - BOAC)
- 1967-02-07 — Antonov An-24 (United Arab Airlines - UAA)
- 1959-01-22 — Convair CV-240 (Air Jordan) — 10 fatal
- 1957-04-17 — Vickers Valetta (Royal Air Force - RAF) — 27 fatal
- 1956-09-09 — Curtiss C-46 Commando (Jordan International Airlines) — 1 fatal
- 1953-10-12 — Vickers Valetta (Royal Air Force - RAF)
Where Jordan flies to
- Egypt — 19 routes to 6 airports
- Saudi Arabia — 17 routes to 4 airports
- Turkiye — 14 routes to 5 airports
- United Arab Emirates — 11 routes to 3 airports
- Germany — 9 routes to 8 airports
- Iraq — 7 routes to 5 airports
- USA — 5 routes to 5 airports
- Italy — 4 routes to 4 airports
Frequently asked questions
How many airports are in Jordan?
Jordan has 3 airports in our dataset.
How many non-stop routes originate in Jordan?
Jordan has 159 routes departing from its airports in our weekly dataset.
Which airlines operate most routes from Jordan?
Top operators by route count: Royal Jordanian, Ryanair, Jordan Aviation, Air Cairo, Flynas.
Which is the busiest airport in Jordan?
By scheduled-route count, Amman (AMM) is the busiest airport in Jordan with 134 routes departing.
What is the most-connected international destination from Jordan?
Cairo (CAI), Egypt sees the most competition with 4 carriers serving it from Jordan.
Which countries do Jordan-based airlines fly to most?
Top outbound countries: Egypt (19 routes), Saudi Arabia (17 routes), Turkiye (14 routes), United Arab Emirates (11 routes), Germany (9 routes).