MUSCAT: The first Jordan Aviation flight arrived at Muscat International Airport on Tuesday from
from Queen Alia International Airport; as the flight was welcomed by the traditional water cannon salute.
The airline will operate two weekly flights between Muscat and Amman on Monday and Friday. “This comes as a culmination of Oman Airports efforts to attract the new airlines towards the airports in the Sultanate to reinforce the direct international air traffic between the Sultanate and the world, and the constant support provided for these efforts by the relevant authorities in the Sultanate,” a statement from Oman Airports said.
It is worth mentioning that Jordan Aviation is the first aviation company fully owned by the private sector in Jordan nationwide and Middle East wide. It was established in 1998 and today it operates twelve aircraft of different variants on its expanding network.
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