Jazeera Airways, Kuwait's leading low-cost carrier, has increased its services to Amman City Airport (ADJ) to three daily flights, offering passengers greater flexibility and convenience as demand for summer travel continues to grow.
Jazeera moved all its Amman operations to
ADJ back in February, facilitating quick and convenient access for passengers
to the capital city.
Since launching flights to Amman City
Airport, Jazeera Airways has carried more than 50,000 passengers on the route,
reflecting the growing appeal of Jordan as a destination for leisure, students,
family visits and business travel.
Paul Carroll, Chief Commercial Officer of
Jazeera Airways, said: "Jordan remains one of the most popular
destinations in our network following the launch of our operations to Amman in
2005. Over the past 20 years, Jazeera Airways has played a pivotal role in
connecting families, business travellers, students, and tourists. Since
launching our flights to Amman City Airport in February, we have welcomed more
than 50,000 passengers on the route, reflecting a strong demand for the
destination. By increasing our services to three daily flights we are reinforcing
our commitment to providing customers with greater choice, flexibility and
convenient access to the places they want to travel." -TradeArabia News Service
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