Jordan’s national carrier Royal Jordanian recently announced it will be expanding its network to 14 major Middle East and international destinations from summer 2017. Apart from increasing frequencies, the airline will be also rescheduling the arrival and departure times in order to provide passengers, particularly those in transit, with flexible and an array of flight options.
According to Royal Jordanian’s 2017 summer schedule, additional weekly flights services will be added to destinations already being served by the airline. The airline said in a statement that an additional weekly flight will be added to destinations such as Algiers, Tunis, Riyadh, Moscow, Madrid, Barcelona, Frankfurt, Berlin and Munich. The airline further stated that destinations such as New York, Dammam and Kuwait will be served with two additional weekly flights each.
Royal Jordanian also said that Medina in Saudi Arabia will be served with three additional weekly flights. With the extra services, Medina will now be served with a total of 16 flights per week. Among other leading destination in the Middle East is Baghdad, where the airline will be operating six additional weekly flights, thus bringing the total number of flights to 15 per week to the Iraqi capital city.
A spokesperson of Royal Jordanian said that the airline will now be serving a total of 52 destinations with the help of its modern and young fleet. The airline has introduced seven new Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircrafts ever since the end of 2014.
Travel experts said that the network enhancement is in line with Royal Jordanian’s efforts and commitment to strengthen its presence and further boost its connectivity to all those cities being served presently. Through its network consolidation, the airline also wanted to fulfill the increased travel demand during the peak summer season. The network enhancement will also lead to increase in connectivity by an additional 8 percent.
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