Jordan’s Queen Alia International Airport Welcomes 9.8 Million Passengers in 2025, Up 11.27%

Jordan’s Queen Alia International Airport Welcomes 9.8 Million Passengers in 2025, Up 11.27%

Airport International Group, the operator of Queen Alia International Airport, announced its passenger traffic statistics and performance indicators for 2025. Total passenger traffic reached 9,789,851 passengers during the year, representing an annual growth of 11.27% compared to 2024.

In December 2025 alone, the airport welcomed 868,622 passengers and recorded 7,316 aircraft movements, bringing the total number of aircraft movements during 2025 to 80,565, an increase of 9.81%, according to Jordan News Agency (Petra).

The airport handled 5,533 tons of cargo in December 2025, bringing total annual air cargo volume to 69,770 tons, marking a slight decline of 7.53% compared to the previous year amid regional and international developments.

Queen Alia International Airport witnessed consistently strong demand across its destination network throughout 2025. Dubai ranked as the most popular destination among passengers, followed by Jeddah, Cairo, Riyadh, and Istanbul, reflecting the airport’s balanced regional and international connectivity.

Regarding airline operations, Royal Jordanian topped the list of the airport’s busiest airlines, followed by flynas, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, and Emirates.

Nicolas Devillier, Chief Executive Officer of Airport International Group, stated that the strong performance in 2025 reflects passengers’ and airlines’ confidence in Queen Alia International Airport and Jordan as a destination and regional hub.

He added that sustained growth in passenger numbers and aircraft movements, alongside the expansion of the destination network, reflects the group’s long-term strategy to strengthen air connectivity, enhance operational efficiency, and improve the overall passenger experience.

 

To view the report on the Jordan News Agency (Petra) website, click here.

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