Royal Jordanian (RJ) ranked first among airlines in the Middle East and Africa region in commitment to arrival on-time performance for the month of April, according to the monthly report issued by Cirium, the global company specialised in aviation data analysis.
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Royal Jordanian (RJ) Airlines has recently announced the launch of nonstop service between Amman’s Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) commencing May 10, 2026. Royal Jordanian Airlines (RJ), in collaboration with MetaCompliance, a leader in providing awareness and training solutions in the field of information security, announced the launch of an interactive awareness platform for its employees in the field of cybersecurity. The aim is to spread digital culture and provide advice and guidance that will protect employees in cyberspace. Sabre Corporation, a leading software and technology provider powering the global travel industry, and Royal Jordanian Airlines, the national carrier of the Kingdom of Jordan, announced the renewal and expansion of a long-term distribution and technology agreement to continue to distribute the carrier’s content through Sabre’s global distribution system (GDS) and to utilise Sabre’s leading technology to achieve its strategic goals. Royal Jordanian (RJ) reached a partnership agreement with the SOS Children's Villages, whereby the airline will sponsor five families for a whole year as part of its corporate social responsibility and in appreciation for SOS' humanitarian mission of caring for orphaned children and those who lack parental care. On September 13 Royal Jordanian hosted the 92nd executive committee meeting of the Arab Air Carriers’ Organization in Amman, by kind invitation of Samer Majali, CEO, Royal Jordanian. Royal Jordanian (RJ) and Tamatem, a Jordanian based leading mobile games publisher in the region, sealed a contract to launch in-flight games on RJ flights, aiming to enhance passengers' experience onboard. Royal Jordanian (RJ) recently placed the old Alia livery on one of its Airbus 321 to mark Jordan's centennial. The livery soared in the skies from the time the airline was established, in 1963, until it changed its name and logo to Royal Jordanian, in 1986. The aircraft also has Jordan's centennial logo placed on the fuselage. Royal Jordanian (RJ) re-stared its regular flights on the Amman-Aqaba route on July 23. Royal Jordanian (RJ) closed 2019 with another excellent record according to an airline safety and product review website, AirlineRatings.com. |
