Queen Alia Int'l airport (AMM)

Queen Alia International Airport (IATA: AMM / ICAO: OJAI) serves as the principal gateway to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and is located approximately 35 kilometers south of the capital city, Amman. As an international hub, it plays a crucial role in connecting Jordan with destinations across the globe. Officially inaugurated in 1983, the airport was named in honor of Queen Alia Al-Hussein, the third wife of King Hussein of Jordan. Over the years, Queen Alia International has undergone significant expansions and modernizations, solidifying its status as a key player in the region's aviation industry.

Strategically positioned in the heart of the Middle East, Queen Alia International facilitates both passenger and cargo air traffic. The airport boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including two parallel runways and a modern passenger terminal that was expanded and upgraded in 2013. As of recent reports, the airport handles more than 8 million passengers annually, with over 40 international and regional airlines operating flights to and from the terminal. Additionally, Queen Alia International manages an extensive network of flights to over 50 destinations worldwide.

The airport’s importance is underscored by its role as the home base for Royal Jordanian Airlines, the country's flagship carrier. It also serves as a significant employment hub, providing thousands of jobs and supporting the national economy. Queen Alia International continues to invest in future growth and sustainability, aiming to enhance passenger experience and operational efficiency. This dynamic and strategically located airport is well-equipped to meet the evolving demands of global air travel, making it a pivotal asset for Jordan's connectivity and economic development.