The airline has been denied additional traffic rights by the Jordanian authorities and is unable to launch new flights from the country. As a result, the airline will only operate charter flights with only one Airbus A320, the Air Arabia Jordan CEO told Alex Macheras.
This post was published on 30 November 2017 13:57
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