Today, Royal Jordanian operates four flights weekly to this European city, using the Airbus 320 family, at very convenient hours of the day.
AMMAN – On April 22, Royal Jordanian marked 40 years of operation between Amman and Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. Today, Royal Jordanian operates four flights weekly to this European city, using the Airbus 320 family, at very convenient hours of the day.
In cooperation with Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, passengers of Flight 152 to Amman were treated to prizes to celebrate the event. At the check-in counters, travelers were welcomed with Jordanian sweets and invited to participate in a lucky draw. Aside from winning a variety of presents, everyone was offered a solar charger for their smartphones or tablets, a present attesting to Royal Jordanian’s endeavor to go green.
Pekka Smit, RJ Sales Manager with Wilco Sweijen, Director Aviation Marketing of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol.
In addition to the travelers who fly aboard RJ planes between these two cities for various purposes, including tourism, education and business, Royal Jordanian flies passengers to Amman and onwards to other destinations on its network, like Aqaba, Baghdad, Erbil, Kuwait, Jeddah, Medina, Bangkok and others. Royal Jordanian operates to more than 50 destinations, among which 16 are European cities and capitals.
In 2010, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol awarded Royal Jordanian the “Punctuality Award” in the “Intercontinental” category at Schiphol Aviation Awards.
Photo caption: The decoration at Schiphol Airport for the RJ celebration.
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