Royal Jordanian Airbus A319 aircraftRoyal Jordanian

Having been established in 1990 and having its headquarters in the country's capital, Amman, Royal Jordanian is one of the most well-known airlines in the world, especially when considering its fleet size. With more than 500 weekly flights and at least 110 daily departures, the airline runs regular scheduled international services between its primary base at Queen Alia International Airport and four continents. In 2007, it enrolled in the Oneworld airline alliance. The company's seat map is fairly detailed. According to 2023, there are five Airbus A319-100 in the fleet Royal Jordanian. The fuel-efficient architecture of the A319 can assist airlines in lowering their operating expenses and carbon footprint. The A319 has a roomy interior layout that gives passengers lots of legroom and cozy sitting. A suitable temperature is also maintained throughout the flight thanks to the cabin's powerful climate control systems. With a range of about 3,700 nautical miles, the A319 is suitable for both domestic and international travel.