Royal Jordanian (RJ)

It was initially named Alia Airlines in honour of King Hussein of Jordan's daughter, before adopting the name Royal Jordanian three years later. From its main hub at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman, it operates domestic and international flights to 56 destinations. It also offers charter flights for local businesses. Royal Jordanian thus connects various countries in Africa, North America, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Its fleet consists primarily of Airbus, Embraer and Boeing aircraft. With its excellent reputation among airlines offering cheap flights, it ranks among the world's 10 safest airlines. Since its establishment, the airline has invested in its fleet, staff training and IT systems to ensure a high-quality service. Its membership in the Oneworld alliance has enabled it to expand its network. In 2018, Royal Jordanian established a new development strategy involving the discontinuation of underused routes, network expansion, fleet modernisation and the optimal use of its resources. It serves about sixty destinations.