AMMAN —
Air Arabia Abu Dhabi is set
to expand its network with the launch of its latest route, a three-weekly
connection between Abu Dhabi International Airport and
Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, according to Simple Flying.
اضافة اعلان
Starting March 12, passengers from the
UAE will be able to explore Jordan’s history and culture and
visit its many archaeological and heritage sites.
The route will be operated by Air
Arabia Abu Dhabi’s Airbus A320-200 jets, configured to provide passengers with
a generous seat-pitch in the economy cabin.
Passengers will also have access to a
free flight streaming service —
SkyTime, which will give them access to a variety of entertainment options on
their personal devices.
Air Arabia’s Chief Executive
Officer, Adel Al Ali, expressed his excitement at the launch of the new route,
saying that it will provide easy access to the beautiful city of Amman for both
business and leisure travelers looking for reliable and
value-driven air travel.
The route will go hand-in-hand with
Air Arabia’s pre-existing service between Amman and
Sharjah International Airport (SHJ).
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