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Royal Jordanian traffic fell 40% in March as Iran war deterred travel to Jordan

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Royal Jordanian’s traffic dropped 40% in March after U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran in late February, as travelers became reluctant to visit Jordan. Chief Executive Samer Majali said the Amman-based carrier has had to remain “agile and nimble” in responding to the conflict’s fallout.

Discovered 2026-10-15T07:05:42.783530-07:00 | 2026-10-15T07:05:42.783530-07:00

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  • A 40% traffic reduction in March shows how quickly regional conflict can translate into demand pressure for an airline whose market is exposed to perceptions of safety and access.
  • Royal Jordanian’s response highlights the operational and commercial agility required as conflict disrupts travel patterns across the Middle East.
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