Khaberni - The Board of Directors of Royal Jordanian Airlines, chaired by Engineer Saeed Darwazeh, approved the company's financial results for the first nine months of 2025, which showed a notable improvement in the company's operations and operational performance indicators. Royal Jordanian continued to implement its development strategy in the field of fleet modernization and air network expansion, as well as overall service enhancements, in addition to achieving exceptional performance accuracy in flight timings according to the aviation analytics firm "Cirium".
The financial results for Royal Jordanian for the first nine months of the current year showed a net profit of 32 million dinars, which includes non-recurring capital gains of 9.6 million dinars compared to a net loss of 1.8 million dinars for the same period in 2024. Meanwhile, operating revenues increased by 11% to reach 629 million dinars compared to 566 million dinars for the comparative period.
The number of passengers carried by Royal Jordanian during the first nine months increased by 14% to 3.2 million passengers compared to 2.8 million passengers for the same period in 2024, with an increase in the aircraft load factor reaching 81%.
The Vice Chairman / CEO of Royal Jordanian, Engineer Samer Majali, confirmed that the company was able to achieve positive financial results during the first nine months of the current year and improve the company’s position, thanks to continuous efforts in enhancing operational performance efficiency and controlling costs in various fields, which demonstrate its resilience and ability to adapt and move forward in its journey towards modernization and expansion. This includes the introduction of 19 new aircraft to the fleet and the retirement of 12 aircraft, thereby completing the modernization of more than its fleet, making it one of the most modern fleets in the region. The company continues to implement its plans to reach 40 aircraft in the coming years and to operate direct flights to vital stations on the network to strengthen the operational hub in Amman and make it a main station in the region.
Majali also explained that despite the challenges represented by increased capacity offered by some regional and European subsidized companies, and delays in aircraft delivery due to global supply chain disruptions, it is expected to achieve positive financial results by the end of the current year. He expressed hope that the coming year will witness more stability in the region, which will positively reflect on the prosperity of the tourism sector in Jordan and contribute to boosting travel movement and increasing the number of visitors to the kingdom.
