Royal Jordanian officially resumed direct flights to Benina International Airport in Benghazi, Libya, after more than 14 years, restoring the link with three weekly Amman–Benghazi services.
Chief Executive Officer Samer Majali led the airline delegation, joined by Buraq aviation-services and handling officials, to celebrate the launch, according to its LinkedIn account.
Jordan Private Hospitals Association Chairman Nael Zaidan Al-Masalha described the route as a strategic step supporting health and economic cooperation.
He said the Royal Jordanian partnership delivered the Benghazi route two months after direct Tripoli services began, following years of effort, according to the Jordan News Agency, Petra.
The route will facilitate travel for Libyan patients seeking treatment in Jordanian hospitals and strengthen medical tourism investment opportunities.
Sources: Petra and Royal Jordanian’s LinkedIn account.
