AMMAN — On Sunday, Ryanair launched its first flight from
Bulgaria's capital of Sofia to the King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba,
announcing a new stage for resuming low-cost flights towards the Kingdom’s Golden
Triangle amid organized health protocols, according to Jordan News Agency,
Petra.
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Ryanair stated that King Hussein International Airport welcomed its first
flight on Sunday, which came as part of a string of low-cost flights operated
by several international airlines from various European destinations.
Aqaba Airports Company CEO and King Hussein International Airport Director
Ramzi Arafat said that King Hussein International Airport is recovering from
the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to Arafat, the Sofia flight will be followed by weekly scheduled
flights carrying passengers from Athens, Greece, Cologne, Germany, Milan, and
Rome, while other flights from Vienna, Austria will follow, with a weekly
average of two flights.
Arafat said that on November 6, EasyJet will operate flights from three
European destinations — Berlin, Geneva, and Gatwick Airport in London.
He added that Wizz Air will start its flights to Aqaba in mid-December at a
rate of two flights per week, coming from Bucharest and Budapest, as well as
from Rome and Vienna.
Arafat said that Royal Jordanian is operating daily flights to Aqaba, in
addition to three Jordan Aviation flights to and from Amman per week.
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