Jordan’s airports recorded significant growth in passenger traffic in 2025, handling a total of 10,013,942 passengers, up 11.6% from 8,969,780 in 2024, according to the Jordanian Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission.
Queen Alia International Airport remained the Kingdom’s main aviation hub, welcoming more than 9.7 million passengers in 2025, including approximately 4.96 million arrivals and 4.82 million departures, compared with around 8.8 million passengers in 2024. Aircraft movements also increased to 40,295 arriving flights and 40,280 departing flights, according to an official post on the commission’s Facebook page.
In Aqaba, King Hussein International Airport continued to grow, handling more than 213,000 arriving and departing passengers in 2025, compared with 161,000 in 2024. Aircraft movements increased to 2,240 arriving flights and 2,237 departing flights.
Amman Civil Airport maintained stable operations, with a modest improvement in departing passenger numbers during the year.
Jordanian airspace also recorded strong growth in overflights, reaching 96,790 in 2025 compared with 76,723 in 2024. The increase reflects the Kingdom’s expanding role as a regional air corridor connecting East and West.
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