Emirates flights: Abu Dhabi’s Air Arabia makes first flight to Amman – News

New direct flights will connect Abu Dhabi International Airport and Queen Alia International Airport with three flights per week

Abu Dhabi Air Arabia, the capital’s first low-cost carrier, marked the inauguration of its first flight to Queen Alia International Airport on Sunday.

Prior to departure, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at Abu Dhabi International Airport in the presence of senior representatives of the Air Arabia Group and Abu Dhabi Airports.

Adel Al Ali, Air Arabia Group CEO, said: “We are delighted to launch Abu Dhabi Airways’ first flight to Amman and we thank our partners who have contributed to the success of this launch.”

“Providing valued products to passengers through our network and contributing to their travel experience is at the top of our strategy. We are committed to serving leisure and business customers and promoting tourism in both countries,” He said.

Air Arabia Abu Dhabi continues to strengthen its global connectivity to and from the UAE capital, flying non-stop from Abu Dhabi International Airport to a total of 34 destinations in the subcontinent, GCC, Russia, Africa and Europe.

“We are proud to see an increase in travel routes and airline options, this time on Air Arabia’s route between Abu Dhabi and Amman. We continue to expand our range of services to offer passengers departing from our airports more choice, positioning Abu Dhabi International Airport as the airport of choice,” said Maureen Bannerman, Chief Commercial Officer, Abu Dhabi Airports.

The new direct flights will connect Abu Dhabi International Airport and Queen Alia International Airport with a frequency of three flights per week.

Air Arabia operates a fleet of 68 Airbus A320 and A321 neo-LR aircraft, the most modern and best-selling single-aisle aircraft in the world. The planes are also equipped with ‘SkyTime’, free in-flight streaming services and an in-flight ‘SkyCafe’ menu, offering travelers delicious meals at affordable prices.